2021 AOSSM-AANA Combined Annual Meeting Recordings-Surgical Technique Spotlight: Open Bankart Repair: The Lost Art (demo on cadaver)

Surgical Technique Spotlight: Open Bankart Repair: The Lost Art (demo on cadaver)

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In this video, Dr. Michael Adams discusses the indications and techniques for an open Bankart stabilization procedure for treating anterior shoulder instability. He mentions that in their practice, 90% of patients with anterior shoulder instability have excellent results with open stabilization, unless they are throwing athletes. In these cases, arthroscopic surgery is preferred. If there is a glenoid defect larger than 20% or a large Hill Sachs lesion, Dr. Adams may consider doing a Latter Jay or bone block procedure. However, his tendency is to avoid these unless there has been a previous failure. Dr. Adams also discusses the use of remplisage in cases of large Hill Sachs lesions to reduce the risk of recurrence. He demonstrates the surgical technique, including the incision, dissection, subscapularis tenotomy, and capsulotomy. He also explains the steps for anchoring the capsule and reducing the shoulder. This video was featured on VuMedi and presented by Dr. Michael Adams.

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Michael Pagnani, MD

Keywords

open Bankart stabilization procedure

anterior shoulder instability

arthroscopic surgery

glenoid defect

Hill Sachs lesion