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Posterior Instability: Getting to the Back
Posterior Instability: Getting to the Back
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Video Summary
In this video, the speaker discusses posterior instability and the surgical repair process. They highlight the importance of accessing the back of the shoulder and describe a preferred approach using a lateral decubitus position. The speaker explains the use of various portals and instruments to release and repair the posterior labrum. They also discuss different suture anchor options and techniques for passing sutures. The speaker emphasizes the need to consider both labrum and capsule repair, especially in cases of capsular tears or combined lesions. They conclude by emphasizing the significance of the angle of approach and recommend the use of an anterior lateral portal for viewing and a posterior inferior or posterior lateral portal for anchor insertion.
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Ian K.Y. Lo, M.D.
Keywords
posterior instability
surgical repair process
lateral decubitus position
labrum and capsule repair
suture anchor options
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