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 (5/5)

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

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Video Summary

In this video, a 16-year-old contact athlete with a history of shoulder dislocations is discussed. The patient has ligamentous laxity and some bone loss on imaging. The panel of doctors discuss treatment options, with some suggesting a bony procedure like a Latter Jay, while others mention the possibility of an anatomic reconstruction with an allograft. The panel also mentions an ongoing study comparing different surgical approaches. Ultimately, the patient undergoes a Latter Jay procedure and has a successful outcome, with some minor limitations in shoulder movement. The video ends due to time constraints.

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Brian Wolf, MD, MS; Gregory Cvetanovich, MD; Stephen Brockmeier, MD; Rachel Frank, MD

Keywords

16-year-old contact athlete

shoulder dislocations

ligamentous laxity

bone loss

treatment options