AOSSM Youth to the NFL Sports Medicine Course with CME-In-Season Management Shoulder Instability

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Video Summary

The video discusses data from the NCAA and the NFL relating to shoulder instability injuries in football players. It highlights the prevalence of shoulder instability and the high risk of dislocation, particularly in players with no history of instability. It also mentions a study that analyzed six seasons of data and found that shoulder instability accounted for 20% of all shoulder and elbow injuries, with 70% being subluxations and 30% dislocations. The video discusses non-surgical management options, such as rehabilitation and bracing, but also mentions situations where surgery may be necessary. It concludes with a summary of the key points discussed, including the importance of early intervention and the use of newer surgical techniques.<br />No credits mentioned or provided.

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Presented by Michael B. Banffy MD

Keywords

shoulder instability injuries

football players

prevalence

dislocation risk

non-surgical management