2021 Annual Meeting Shoulder Access Pass-Panel Discussion: During Surgical Technique Spotlight - Superior Capsule Reconstruction with Dermal Graft (video)

Panel Discussion: During Surgical Technique Spotlight - Superior Capsule Reconstruction with Dermal Graft (video)

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Video Summary

The video is a 15-minute discussion on the technical aspects of superior capture reconstruction (SCR), a surgical procedure for managing chronic rotator cuff or massive pathology. The speaker, accompanied by a panel of experts, describes the procedure and highlights challenges faced during the operation. The patient in the video is a 56-year-old male with a work-related injury and complains of pain and weakness. The surgeon explains the positioning and portals used for the procedure, as well as the techniques for addressing biceps pathology, repairing the subscapularis, performing necromioplasty, and securing the graft. The experts provide insights on suture management, tensioning the graft, and closing the intervals. Rehabilitation is discussed, highlighting the need for a slow and careful approach. Overall, the video aims to provide guidance and insights into the technical aspects of SCR.

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Christopher Camp, MD; Alan Curtis, MD; Scott Trenhaile, MD

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Concept Superior Capsular Reconstruction

Concept Irreparable Supraspinatus Tear

Concept Graft Tensioning

Concept Subscapularis Tendon

Concept Infraspinatus Tendon

Keywords

superior capture reconstruction

surgical procedure

chronic rotator cuff

massive pathology

work-related injury

Superior Capsular Reconstruction

Irreparable Supraspinatus Tear

Graft Tensioning

Subscapularis Tendon

Infraspinatus Tendon