Scope Essentials 2024-Anterior Glenoid Reconstruction with Bone Block

Anterior Glenoid Reconstruction with Bone Block

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Dr. Steve Barada from the Medical College of Georgia discusses anterior glenoid reconstruction with a bone block technique. He presents a case of a 30-year-old male with recurrent instability following failed initial surgery. The talk emphasizes the use of distal tibial allografts for cases of failed latergies and significant glenoid bone loss, even in the presence of arthritis. Dr. Barada details the preparation and surgical techniques involved in using non-sized matched fresh allografts to reconstruct the glenoid, aiming to replicate its contour. The procedure allows for a more natural fit and smoother recovery for patients, making it a preferred choice in certain cases.

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Stephen Parada, M.D.

Keywords

anterior glenoid reconstruction

bone block technique

distal tibial allografts

glenoid bone loss

fresh allografts