AOSSM Specialty Day 2023 with ISAKOS with CME-2. AOSSM-ISAKOS - Session I

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Video Summary

The video discusses a study on the risk factors for recurrent shoulder instability after arthroscopic bankart repair, a surgical procedure for anterior shoulder instability. The study focuses on the concept of the glenoid track and the newer concept of distance to dislocation (DTD). The researchers hypothesized that patients with capsule ligamentous laxity or hyper laxity would be at an increased risk of recurrence. The study included 173 patients and found that younger age, smaller DTD, hyper laxity, and more than one instability episode pre-op were predictive of recurrent instability. Patients with hyper laxity and near-track lesions had the highest risk of failure. The study suggests the need for considering glenoid track as a continuum and exploring additional surgical options for high-risk patients. No credits were given in the video.

Keywords

recurrent shoulder instability

arthroscopic bankart repair

glenoid track

distance to dislocation

capsule ligamentous laxity