2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Q & A: Throwing Injuries I

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Video Summary

The video transcript features a question-and-answer session with presenters discussing a study on range of motion measurements and criteria for allowing pitchers to resume throwing. The presenters explain that baseline range of motion differences between sides are taken into consideration when determining passing grades. They acknowledge the limitation of not having baseline data on pitchers and discuss future plans for validation and expanding the study with more participants. Further questions address the influence of being left-handed or ambidextrous on results, indications for UCL repair versus reconstruction, predominance of UCL repairs in non-throwers, fastball control post-revision, and counseling pitchers based on the study findings. The video concludes with presenters being thanked and the next set of speakers being introduced. No credits are mentioned.

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Jacob Maier, MD; Alexander Hodakowski, BA, ScM; James Carr, MD; Christopher LaPrade, MD; Marcus Rothermich, MD

Keywords

question-and-answer session

range of motion measurements

criteria for allowing pitchers to resume throwing

baseline range of motion differences

validation and expanding the study