Baseball & Beyond: Techniques to Diagnose, Treat, and Rehab Upper and Lower Body Injuries for All Athletes-Baseball & Beyond

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Video Summary

In the first video, an open subpectorial biceps tenodesis procedure is explained. The goal of this surgical procedure is to relieve persistent anterior shoulder pain or address concomitant rotator cuff pathology by relocating the longhead biceps tendon to a different position. The process involves releasing the tendon from its attachment on the superior glenoid, preparing it for tenodesis, and securing it using sutures or anchors. The patient will undergo rehabilitation to regain motion and strength over time.<br /><br />The second video focuses on using ultrasound to evaluate elbow and hamstring injuries in baseball players. Dr. Nazarian demonstrates how to use ultrasound to assess the medial elbow, specifically the biceps tendon and ulnar collateral ligament. He also shows the evaluation of the hamstring, including the proximal tendon, muscles, and surrounding structures. The panel discussion that follows talks about the role of ultrasound in diagnosing these injuries, its correlation with MRI scans, and the practical aspects of using ultrasound in different contexts.<br /><br />Unfortunately, no specific credits were mentioned for either video.

Keywords

open subpectorial biceps tenodesis procedure

shoulder pain

rotator cuff pathology

longhead biceps tendon

superior glenoid

sutures

anchors

rehabilitation

ultrasound

elbow injuries

hamstring injuries

baseball players

panel discussion