2024 AANA/ISAKOS Specialty Day All-Access Pass-Debate Introduction: 24-Year-Old Basketball Player With Recurrent Shoulder Instability With 12% Bone Loss

Debate Introduction: 24-Year-Old Basketball Player With Recurrent Shoulder Instability With 12% Bone Loss

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The debate focuses on a 24-year-old semi-pro basketball player with recurrent shoulder instability. The patient has experienced dislocations and subluxations, preventing him from playing. Physical exams show positive apprehension and load and shift tests. Imaging reveals a heel-sized lesion with bone marrow edema on the humeral head and glenoid bone loss. The glenoid track is calculated to be 23 millimeters, greater than the heel-sized lesion of 17 millimeters, indicating that the lesion is on track. Emilio Calvo supports Latarje, while Robert Hatzler advocates for Bankart repair plus Remplissage for treatment.

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Guillermo Arce, M.D.

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Concept Shoulder Instability

Concept Bone Loss

Concept Glenoid Bone Loss

Concept Glenoid Track

Concept Hill-Sachs Lesion

Keywords

shoulder instability

bone marrow edema

glenoid track

Bankart repair

Remplissage

Shoulder Instability

Bone Loss

Glenoid Bone Loss

Glenoid Track

Hill-Sachs Lesion