AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting Recordings no CME-Superior Capsular Reconstruction: Are We Getting What We Think? What’s the Evidence, What Are My Indications and Technique

Superior Capsular Reconstruction: Are We Getting What We Think? What’s the Evidence, What Are My Indications and Technique

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Video Summary

In this video, the speaker discusses the topic of SCR (superior capsular reconstruction) in the context of a case study involving a hockey player who has suffered a shoulder injury. The speaker mentions various options for treatment, such as debridement, partial repair, tendon transfers, and SCR. They discuss the different types of grafts used in SCR, particularly fascia lata and allograft dermis. The thickness and interposition effect of the grafts are highlighted, as well as the role of the biceps. The speaker also presents clinical evidence and systematic reviews on the success and failure rates of SCR. The video concludes with the speaker sharing their indications for SCR, including patient criteria and the importance of using a thicker graft. No credits are mentioned in the video.

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Alison Toth, MD

Keywords

SCR

superior capsular reconstruction

shoulder injury

treatment options

grafts