AANA19 Shoulder Access Pass-Return to Play and Failure Rates in Arthroscopic Bankart Repair in Contact Athletes-Dr. Kevin D. Plancher, M.D.

Return to Play and Failure Rates in Arthroscopic Bankart Repair in Contact Athletes-Dr. Kevin D. Plancher, M.D.

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In this video, the speaker thanks Dr. Kelly and the program committee for allowing them to share information about return to play in arthroscopic Bankart repairs. They discuss the higher recurrence rate in contact and collision athletes compared to non-contact athletes. The advantages of arthroscopic repair include better cosmesis, range of motion, and higher percentage of athletes returning to sport. The speaker presents their hypothesis of comparing functional outcomes between contact/collision athletes and non-contact athletes who underwent arthroscopic Bankart repairs. They discuss inclusion and exclusion criteria and the surgical procedure. They evaluated the athletes with various tests and found no significant difference in functional scores or range of motion. The recurrence rate was 6.3%. They suggest further investigation on apprehension in this cohort.

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Concurrent Scientific Session V: Paper Presentations - Shoulder Instability 5.3.2019

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return to play

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Collision Athlete

Recurrence Rate