Good afternoon everybody. My name is Rick Ryu and I really have the pleasure of being part of I think a great course here. We're going to talk about arthroscopic lenoid reconstruction, bone blocks and transfers and the management of complex shoulder instability with bone loss. So many things you heard in the plenary sessions we're going to sort of get to some details today and you know I want to thank you for being here. It's been a long day and we're going to try to make this hopefully enjoyable, educational and very interactive. So for those in the audience you know the only bad question is one you don't ask and so we want really for you to participate as much as possible in this particular ICL. This is my disclosure and I think everyone on the panel has something to disclose and you can find an Academy website. So the faculty you know really doesn't need a reduction. Dr. Tokish, Dr. Frank, Dr. Gettleman, three outstanding surgeons and intellects and contributors to the whole field of shoulder surgery and a particular instability. The agenda is really just a few very short talks just to sort of make we define things and make sure it's speaking the same language and then we get to cases and I think it finds some very interesting cases and decision-making. So with that we're going to get started and I'm going to have you come off my slide deck now and we'll go to Dr. Tokish please.

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arthroscopic lenoid reconstruction

bone blocks and transfers

shoulder instability

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