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2023 AOSSM Annual Meeting Recordings with CME
Upper Extremity Injury, Treatment and Return to Sp ...
Upper Extremity Injury, Treatment and Return to Sport
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The transcript is summarizing a presentation on upper extremity injury treatment and return to sport after shoulder surgery. It highlights the increasing number of patients over age 65 seeking treatment for shoulder injuries, as the population ages. The importance of strength training for older individuals to reduce the risk of injury and prevent falls is emphasized. The video discusses common shoulder problems in aging athletes, such as rotator cuff tears and osteoarthritis, and examines the success rates of shoulder surgeries like rotator cuff repair and arthroplasty. Return rates and factors influencing return to sport are explored for various sports, including swimming and golf. The importance of allowing patients to participate in sports and self-select their activity level is emphasized. No credits are provided.
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Katherine Burns, MD
Keywords
shoulder surgery
aging population
strength training
rotator cuff tears
return to sport
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