AOSSM/AAOS Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Review Course-Shoulder: Scope/Instability/SLAP

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Video Summary

The video discusses various topics related to shoulder arthroscopy and labral pathology. Dr. Julie Bishop from Ohio State University gives a presentation on the subject. She emphasizes the importance of attending courses and studying materials like the OKU Sports for successful sports board recertification. Dr. Bishop advises not to overthink questions related to shoulder arthroscopy and labral pathology, as the answers can be found in the courses and books provided. She discusses the controversy regarding patient positioning in shoulder arthroscopy, focusing on the lateral decubitus position and beach chair position. The advantages and disadvantages of each position are explained, including risks of hypotension, bradycardia, and neurovascular injuries. Dr. Bishop also discusses the anatomy and structures at risk in shoulder arthroscopy, including the axillary nerves, cephalic veins, and suprascapular nerves and arteries. Complications like infection, deep vein thrombosis, and pulmonary embolism are also mentioned. The presentation concludes with a discussion on shoulder instability, including anterior, posterior, and multidirectional instability. Types and treatment options for labral tears, such as SLAP lesions, are also covered, along with the importance of rehabilitation and when surgery may be necessary. The video also includes questions for viewers to test their knowledge on the topics discussed. No credits were mentioned in the transcript.

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Julie Bishop, MD

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Author Julie Bishop, MD

Date August 09, 2019

Title Shoulder: Scope/Instability/SLAP

Keywords

shoulder arthroscopy

labral pathology

Dr. Julie Bishop

patient positioning

complications

shoulder instability

labral tears

rehabilitation

surgery