AOSSM Specialty Day 2023 with ISAKOS - no CME-8. AOSSM-ISAKOS - Shoulder Instability

8. AOSSM-ISAKOS - Shoulder Instability - Arce

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Video Summary

In this video, Guillermo Arce discusses the challenges of treating collision athletes with bipolar bone loss. He mentions that lethargy may enhance the glenoid phase and possibly revert the hit side lesion from off-track to on-track, though this is controversial. Adding a replisage to bone block procedures enhances stability and restores better biomechanics. Arce explains the process of performing a replisage in the lateral decubitus position, using anchors close to the articular cartilage and penetrating the capsule far from the glenoid to avoid losing motion. The video emphasizes the importance of good results and avoiding early revisions and further joint damage for young collision athletes with bone loss.

Keywords

Guillermo Arce

collision athletes

bipolar bone loss

replisage

biomechanics