AOSSM 2022 Annual Meeting Recordings - no CME-Q & A: Complex Shoulder Instability I

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Video Summary

During a video session, Dr. Freshman discusses the Moon Instability cohort's contribution to the literature on shoulder instability. Dr. Preventer's research on Hagle lesions is also mentioned. The presenters discuss whether there were any differences between Hagle patients and non-Hagle patients in terms of mechanism of injury or history, but no significant differences were found. Dr. Barrow discusses the role of REM plissage in on-track shoulders, particularly in contact athletes. Dr. McRae notes that range of motion for REM plissage patients wasn't tracked in their cohort. Dr. Taylor explains the considerations for glenoid width reconstruction and potential graft lysis. Lastly, Dr. Dunn shares how the score discussed in the video could be implemented in practice. The session concludes with thanks to the authors and presenters. No credits are mentioned in the transcript.

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Aaron Barrow, MD; Sheila McRae; Samuel Taylor, MD; Ryan Freshman, MD; Warren Dunn, MD

Keywords

shoulder instability

Hagle lesions

REM plissage

glenoid width reconstruction

score implementation