2024 AANA/ISAKOS Specialty Day All-Access Pass-24-Year-Old Basketball Player With Recurrent Shoulder Instability With 12% Bone Loss Discussion & Voting

24-Year-Old Basketball Player With Recurrent Shoulder Instability With 12% Bone Loss Discussion & Voting

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The discussion revolves around techniques in shoulder surgery for collision athletes, specifically focusing on issues like repairing the capsule, re-emplissage for Hill-Sachs lesions, and factors influencing return to play. Points of contention include the extent of cartilage removal, considering glenoid bone loss for surgical decisions, and postoperative evaluation for athletes. Different surgeons share their experiences and preferences on these topics, emphasizing patient-specific considerations and ongoing research in the field. The conversation culminates in a friendly voting session and appreciation for the exchange of knowledge and insights among the speakers.

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Concept Latarjet Procedure

Concept Remplissage

Concept Glenoid Bone Loss

Concept Capsular Repair

Concept Hill-Sachs Lesion

Keywords

shoulder surgery

collision athletes

capsule repair

Hill-Sachs lesions

return to play

Latarjet Procedure

Remplissage

Glenoid Bone Loss

Capsular Repair

Hill-Sachs Lesion