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 (2/5)

Beyond the Arthroscopic Bankart: Advanced Techniques for Addressing Anterior Glenohumeral Instability (2/5)

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Video Summary

This video discusses glenohumeral instability, focusing on bone and cartilage lesions that are significant in surgery. The study mentioned in the video shows that over 20% of patients had bone and cartilage lesions. Glenoid bone loss can occur quickly after dislocation, and prior instability increases the rate of bone loss. The success of arthroscopic bankart repair varies, with some studies showing high recurrence rates, especially in younger patients. Factors such as patient age, contact sports, and technical factors can affect the success of surgery. The video also explores the use of bony procedures, such as Laterge, in addressing bone loss. It suggests evaluating bone loss preoperatively and considering patient factors to choose the right surgical approach. Comparative studies between different techniques, such as REMPLASAGE and LATERGÉ, are important for further understanding the best treatment options. The video concludes by introducing the course faculty.

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Gregory Cvetanovich, MD

Keywords

glenohumeral instability

bone and cartilage lesions

arthroscopic bankart repair

glenoid bone loss

bony procedures