Specialized Toolkit Series: Shoulder Instability-AAGR vs. Arthroscopic Bankart: A Randomized Control Trial Comparing Safety Profiles

AAGR vs. Arthroscopic Bankart: A Randomized Control Trial Comparing Safety Profiles

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The speaker discusses an innovative arthroscopic technique called AGR for treating anterior glenoid bone loss. AGR is safe, stable, and preserves key shoulder anatomy, addressing bone loss and soft tissue repair. The method involves precise measurement, graft shaping, and placement to ensure bone healing and stability. The speaker highlights remote teaching possibilities via digital platforms, emphasizing safety by correct portal placement relative to anatomical landmarks. AGR offers low complication rates and comparable outcomes to traditional methods, supported by published trials. This technique advances shoulder surgery by combining anatomical precision, stability, safety, and remote learning capabilities.

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Ivan H. Wong, M.D., FAANA

Keywords

arthroscopic AGR technique

anterior glenoid bone loss

shoulder anatomy preservation

remote surgical teaching

low complication shoulder surgery