My Arthroscopic Bankart Failed, Now What? Revision Treatment Options for Recurrent Instability Following Failed Anterior Arthroscopic Stabilization (2024 Annual Meeting)-My Arthroscopic Bankart Failed, Now What? Revision Treatment Options for Recurrent Instability Following Failed Anterior Arthroscopic Stabilization

My Arthroscopic Bankart Failed, Now What? Revision Treatment Options for Recurrent Instability Following Failed Anterior Arthroscopic Stabilization

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Video Summary

In the ICL session, faculty members examine options for treating failed Bankart procedures, emphasizing Arthur Scott Baker and failed Bankart repairs. Dr. Lin suggests open Bankart reconstructions for patients with minimal bone loss and hyperlaxity, while Dr. Wong discusses arthroscopic bone block procedures. The discussion covers demographics, anatomical factors, and bone loss considerations. The importance of addressing failed Bankart procedures to prevent long-term complications and potential future surgeries is stressed. Furthermore, the video transcript discusses managing bone loss in revision surgery for shoulder instability, debating various surgical options and emphasizing the importance of accurate measurement of bone loss and patient factors. Technical pearls for performing revision instability surgery are also shared, highlighting visualization and attention to detail. While arthroscopic approaches are preferred, open procedures are deemed valuable for cases with significant bone loss. The long-term implications of surgery on outcomes, including the potential need for future arthroplasty, are considered when selecting the appropriate surgical technique.

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Albert Lin, M.D., Moderator | Aman Dhawan, M.D. | Katherine J. Coyner, M.D. | Caroline M. Hettrich, M.D.

Keywords

ICL session

failed Bankart procedures

Arthur Scott Baker

Bankart repairs

open Bankart reconstructions

arthroscopic bone block procedures

bone loss considerations

revision surgery

shoulder instability

surgical options

long-term implications