IC 202-2022: Beyond the Arthroscopic Bankart: Advanced Techniques for Addressing Anterior Glenohumeral Instability-Beyond the Arthroscopic Bankart: Advanced Techniques for Addressing Anterior Glenohumeral Instability (1/5)

Beyond the Arthroscopic Bankart: Advanced Techniques for Addressing Anterior Glenohumeral Instability (1/5)

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Video Summary

This video discusses the increasing prevalence of the LatterJ procedure in treating shoulder instability. The presenter reviews two cases and highlights the importance of assessing bone loss in determining the appropriate treatment approach. The first case features an 18-year-old male basketball player with three years of shoulder instability. The presenter discusses the use of MRI and CT scans to evaluate bone loss and demonstrates the surgical technique for the Ladder-J procedure. The second case involves a 21-year-old college football player with imaging evidence of significant bone loss. The presenter discusses the benefits and drawbacks of different treatment options, including Ladder-J and arthroscopic Bankart repair. Rehabilitation and return to sport protocols are also addressed. The presenter emphasizes the need for careful patient selection and discusses the outcomes and complications associated with the Ladder-J procedure. Overall, the video provides valuable insights into the assessment and management of shoulder instability, particularly in cases with significant bone loss. (Word count: 433)

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Brian Wolf, MD, MS

Keywords

LatterJ procedure

shoulder instability

bone loss

MRI

surgical technique

rehabilitation