2021 Annual Meeting Shoulder Access Pass-Arthroscopic Laterjet a Reality Check

Video Transcription

Video Summary

This video discusses the coracoid transfer procedure, which is used to treat glenoid bone loss in the shoulder. It explains that the procedure can be done either through an open or arthroscopic approach. The focus of the video is on graft positioning, healing, complications, and the learning curve associated with the arthroscopic technique compared to the open technique. The transcript highlights the importance of proper graft positioning in the sagittal and axial planes to avoid complications. It also mentions that the arthroscopic technique is more challenging due to limited access. The video concludes by stating that overall, there is no significant difference in outcomes between the open and arthroscopic techniques, but the arthroscopic approach may require more time to heal.

Asset Caption

Dr. William Ciccone

Keywords

coracoid transfer procedure

glenoid bone loss

graft positioning

complications

arthroscopic approach