2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Massive Rotator Cuff Tear Treatment Options: A Case-Based Panel

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In the video transcript, a panel including John Tokish, Jimmy Bailey, and Summer Hamoud discuss various aspects of shoulder surgery. They begin by introducing themselves and sharing their experiences and perspectives. The panel then discusses the case of a 53-year-old patient who fell and can't bench press anymore. They explore the possibility of different treatments, such as repair, biceps tenodesis, and a lower trapezius transfer.<br /><br />Next, they discuss the case of a 51-year-old Marine with a hornblower sign and PTSD. The panel considers various options, including debridement, biceps tenodesis, partial repair, and a balloon procedure. They discuss the limited efficacy of these treatments and the need to consider the patient's specific circumstances and preferences.<br /><br />The panel also considers the use of grafts for augmentation and the debate around the forced couple theory and partial repairs. They share their experiences and perspectives on these topics. Lastly, they discuss a case of a failed double row surgery in a 72-year-old patient. The panel members suggest a reverse shoulder replacement as a potential treatment option.<br /><br />Overall, the panel explores different treatment options for various shoulder conditions and discusses the pros and cons of each approach.

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John Kelly, MD; James Bailey, MD; Craig Bottoni, MD; Sommer Hammoud, MD; John Tokish, MD

Keywords

shoulder surgery

treatment options

repair

biceps tenodesis

lower trapezius transfer

hornblower sign

PTSD