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

Q & A: Complex Shoulder Instability II

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Video Summary

In this video, JT and Albert answer questions from the audience about specific surgical procedures and techniques. They discuss debriding the Hill-Sachs deformity during a REM plisage and the challenges involved in getting an appropriate angle for the shaver into the defect. They also talk about measuring percentage of glenoid bone loss and mention the PICO method as the most accurate, although they use the 2D method for practicality. They further discuss approaches for patients with 5% glenoid bone loss and no Hill-Sachs lesion who are collision athletes, suggesting additional procedures such as the PIGL method or posterior augmentation to prevent failure. The video ends with a logistical announcement.

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Albert Lin, MD; John Tokish, MD

Keywords

surgical procedures

Hill-Sachs deformity

glenoid bone loss

PICO method

PIGL method