2022 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME-Shoulder Instability: Perspectives from Around the World

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In the first case, a 28-year-old female who had a previous arthroscopic vein cart repair five years ago, has experienced a re-dislocation while participating in sports activities. The assistant panel suggested different treatment options based on their expertise and the information provided, including an arthroscopic vein cart revision repair with a remplacage procedure, open vein cart revision repair, or open lateral jay procedure. The decision for treatment would depend on factors such as the amount of bone loss, laxity of the joint, and the patient's age and activity level.<br /><br />In the second case, a 25-year-old male had a previous vein cart repair that held up for nine years before experiencing a re-dislocation while playing basketball. The limited information provided, including imaging, led the assistant panel to suggest getting new imaging, specifically a CT scan, to better assess the extent of bone loss or other underlying issues. Once additional imaging is obtained, options such as an open vein cart procedure or arthroscopic vein cart revision with a remplacage procedure can be considered based on the findings.<br /><br />It is important to note that the treatment recommendations provided by the assistant panel are based on the information given and their individual expertise. A thorough evaluation by a medical professional should always be conducted in order to determine the best course of treatment for each specific patient.

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Michael Freehill, MD; Benno Ejnisman, MD; Clara Azevedo, MD, PhD; Giovanni Di Giacomo, MD; Emilio Calvo, MD, PhD; Michael Freehill, MD; Eric McCarty, MD; Albert Lin, MD; Stephen Weber, MD

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arthroscopic vein cart repair

re-dislocation

remplacage procedure

open vein cart revision repair

open lateral jay procedure

bone loss

CT scan

basketball

treatment recommendations