AJSM Webinar Series - September 2023: Anterior shoulder instability. Cutting edge techniques in the quest for stability.-Webinar Recording 9/26/2023 - AJSM Webinar Series - September 2023: Anterior shoulder instability. Cutting edge techniques in the quest for stability

Webinar Recording 9/26/2023 - AJSM Webinar Series - September 2023: Anterior shoulder instability. Cutting edge techniques in the quest for stability

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The webinar discussed various surgical procedures for shoulder instability. The first case involved a 16-year-old tennis player with a typical Bankart lesion. The surgeon opted for a soft tissue procedure with an additional remplissage due to the patient's age and competitive level. The second case was a 34-year-old basketball player with multiple shoulder dislocations and a larger glenoid defect. In this case, a bony procedure was chosen, specifically an arthroscopic Latarjet procedure. The third case was a collision sport athlete who had previous failed arthroscopic Latarjet surgery and subsequent dislocation. The surgeon performed an arthroscopic anatomic glenoid reconstruction using an autologous graft from the tibia. This technique offered good stability and allowed for earlier return to sports. The presenter also discussed the importance of accurately measuring bone loss and choosing the appropriate surgical procedure based on the specific case. The use of advanced imaging techniques and augmented reality for surgical planning and education was also highlighted.

Keywords

surgical procedures

shoulder instability

Bankart lesion

soft tissue procedure

remplissage

bony procedure

arthroscopic Latarjet procedure

arthroscopic anatomic glenoid reconstruction

autologous graft

bone loss

advanced imaging techniques