AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME-Posterior Shoulder Instability (video)

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Video Summary

In this video, Dr. Lance LeClaire, along with other doctors from various medical centers, discusses their approach to posterior shoulder instability. They explain that posterior shoulder instability is not as rare as previously thought, particularly in young active patients. They conducted a review and found that over half of all shoulder instability surgeries involve repair of the posterior labrum. They also found that imaging and examination findings can predict the need for surgery. They demonstrate their surgical technique for repairing posterior labrum tears using arthroscopy and discuss the importance of restoring the native anatomy. They also touch on the treatment of glenoid bone loss and postoperative rehabilitation protocols. The video concludes with a thank you to the panel and an invitation to a special presentation.

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Lance LeClere, MD

Keywords

posterior shoulder instability

young active patients

posterior labrum repair

imaging and examination findings

surgical technique