IC 102-2023: Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Athletes: Surgeon Beware- This Isn’t Always So Straight Forward An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session-IC 102 - Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Athletes: Surgeon Beware- This Isn’t Always So Straight Forward An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (3/3)

IC 102 - Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Athletes: Surgeon Beware- This Isn’t Always So Straight Forward An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (3/3)

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Video Summary

In this video excerpt, a surgeon discusses a case of a 17-year-old quarterback who dislocated his shoulder during a football game. The patient has no generalized joint laxity and presents with symptoms of apprehension and relocation. The surgeon reviews the patient's X-rays and MRI, noting the presence of a Hill-Sachs lesion, Bankart lesion, and potential bone loss. The surgeon considers various treatment options and poses questions regarding rehab, surgery, and the choice of surgical techniques. The discussion includes the risks associated with ALPSA (Anterior Labral Periosteal Sleeve Avulsion) lesions and the use of Remplisage, a surgical procedure to address shoulder instability. The surgeon also mentions the importance of criteria-based testing for return to sports and presents a potential risk score assessment for shoulder instability. The video concludes with the acknowledgement that further research and consensus are needed in the field. Credit for the video excerpt goes to the presenter and the faculty members participating in the discussion.

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Albert Lin, MD

Keywords

shoulder dislocation

surgery

ALPSA lesions

Remplisage

shoulder instability