IC 103-2022: Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session-Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (2/4)

Common Shoulder Problems in Overhead Sports: An Interactive, Round Table, Case-Based, Problem Solving Session (2/4)

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Video Summary

In this video, a group of doctors and surgeons discuss the case of a 20-year-old pitcher who has been experiencing pain in his shoulder. The pitcher had undergone surgery and rehab but did not experience any improvement. The doctors discuss the possibility of the pain being caused by either a biceps issue or an intra-joint problem. They debate the best way to diagnose the problem and whether surgery is the next step. The doctors share their experiences and opinions on the matter, including the use of injections and different surgical techniques. They also reference studies and literature that have looked at the effectiveness of biceps tenotomy and tenodesis in returning pitchers to play. The video ends without a definite conclusion on the best course of action, leaving the question of whether to cut or keep the biceps unresolved. No specific credits are mentioned in the video.

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John Tokish, MD

Keywords

shoulder pain

surgery

biceps issue

intra-joint problem

diagnosis