AANA19 Shoulder Access Pass-Questions and Answers: Concurrent Scientific Session II: Shoulder Paper Presentations-Dr. Ilya Voloshin, M.D.

Questions and Answers: Concurrent Scientific Session II: Shoulder Paper Presentations-Dr. Ilya Voloshin, M.D.

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In this video, a speaker thanks the authors for their well-done studies and asks questions about their findings. Dr. Voloshin discusses a technique called the SAGAYA type technique that may have benefits but can also cause cartilage damage. He explains that he currently uses a stitching technique to protect the shoulder and let the fragment heal, although it may be less stable. Dr. Pautzenberger discusses the use of microfracturing for smaller defects and partial humeral head resurfacing for larger defects in the shoulder. He emphasizes the importance of addressing the specific defect and not just the underlying disease. Dr. Freehill discusses the PECS block anesthesia technique and its prevalence among anesthesia colleagues. Dr. Forsythe talks about the differences between suture anchor and interference screw fixation and the potential muscle remodeling that occurs in tendon repair. The speaker expresses gratitude to all the presenters and applauds their efforts.

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Concurrent Scientific Session II: Shoulder Paper Presentations 5.4.2019

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Concept Fracture Fixation Stability

Concept Iatrogenic Cartilage Injury

Concept Defect Size

Concept Microfracture

Concept Partial Humeral Head Resurfacing

Keywords

SAGAYA type technique

cartilage damage

shoulder

microfracturing

PECS block anesthesia technique

Fracture Fixation Stability

Iatrogenic Cartilage Injury

Defect Size

Microfracture

Partial Humeral Head Resurfacing