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2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME
Q & A: Complex Shoulder Instability II
Q & A: Complex Shoulder Instability II
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Video Summary
In the video, orthopedic surgeons JT and Albert answer questions from the audience about shoulder surgery techniques. They discuss how to debride HillSax deformities during a remplisage procedure, highlighting that not all HillSax deformities are suitable for this technique. They also share tricks for debridement, such as using a percutaneous approach and varying the arm position. The surgeons also discuss different methods for measuring glenoid bone loss, with Albert mentioning the PICO method as the most accurate but acknowledging that in a busy clinic, the 2D method is often used. They further discuss treatment approaches for patients with different degrees of glenoid bone loss and HillSax lesions, emphasizing the challenges of treating contact athletes and the need for additional procedures beyond a simple arthroscopic band repair. The video ends with logistical announcements for an upcoming event. No specific credits were mentioned in the transcript.
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Albert Lin, MD; John Tokish, MD
Keywords
shoulder surgery techniques
HillSax deformities
debridement tricks
glenoid bone loss
contact athletes
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