2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Q&A: Aging Athlete

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Video Summary

In this video, a panel discussion is taking place, led by Dr. Kelly. Dr. Smart is questioned about patients with pulmonary dysprothoracic injuries who did not undergo surgery. It is revealed that most patients underwent physical therapy and then surgery if they continued to experience pain. The panel also discusses the prevalence of subscapularis tears and the value of MRI in diagnosing them. The topic of older patients with shoulder dislocations and their mechanisms of injury is raised, with most cases being attributed to falls. The panel also discusses the use of reverse shoulder plasty for older patients and the importance of imaging, such as CT scans and MRIs, in determining the quality of rotator cuff tissue. Various other questions and comments are made by the audience and the panel throughout the video. The video credits Cassandra for organizing the program.

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Anne Smartt, MD; Brittany Ammerman, MD; Daisuke Mori, MD; Christopher Camp, MD; Troy Shields, MD

Keywords

pulmonary dysprothoracic injuries

physical therapy

subscapularis tears

older patients

reverse shoulder plasty