AANA19 Shoulder Access Pass-Correlation of the Exam Under Anesthesia with Glenoid Track Measurements for Shoulder Instability: A Clinical Tool to Assess Bone Loss-Dr. Jamie L. Friedman, M.D.

Correlation of the Exam Under Anesthesia with Glenoid Track Measurements for Shoulder Instability: A Clinical Tool to Assess Bone Loss-Dr. Jamie L. Friedman, M.D.

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In this video, Jamie Friedman from the University of Connecticut discusses the concept of the glenoid track and its importance in measuring shoulder instability. The study aimed to determine if off track lesions, measured through advanced imaging, correlated with a three plus load and shift exam under anesthesia. The study used retrospective data from two surgeons over two years, collecting demographic and surgical information. Advanced imaging and exam under anesthesia results were measured and compared. The study found a high correlation between imaging and exam results, with a low likelihood of an on track lesion having a three plus load and shift exam. However, the study highlights the need for further research on patient outcomes and the correlation with preoperative imaging.

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Concurrent Scientific Session V: Paper Presentations - Shoulder Instability 5.3.2019

Meta Tag

Concept Bipolar Shoulder Bone Loss

Concept Glenoid Track

Concept On-Track/Off-Track Concept

Concept Computed Tomography

Concept Ankle MRI

Keywords

glenoid track

shoulder instability

off track lesions

advanced imaging

load and shift exam

Bipolar Shoulder Bone Loss

Glenoid Track

On-Track/Off-Track Concept

Computed Tomography

Ankle MRI