• $40 for AANA-Members
• $80 for Non-Members

This ICL will cover open and arthroscopic revision surgical treatment options following a failed arthroscopic anterior stabilization with particular focus on controversial, subcritical bone loss situations. Special consideration will be given to risk factors and reasons for primary arthroscopic failure as well as in season management of the athlete, type of sport, and expectations following revision surgery. The full spectrum of revision options will be covered including arthroscopic revision anterior stabilization with or without additional augmentation, open Bankart repair with capsular shift, open Latarjet, distal tibial osteochondral allograft reconstruction, and arthroscopic autogenous and allograft bone block. The ICL will be a case based format with a focus on pros and cons, long-term follow-up, recurrence, return to sport, and pearls and pitfalls of surgical technique.

At the conclusion of this educational activity participants will be able to:

1. The participant will gain a better understanding of the optimal treatment options available in this challenging clinical scenario through an up to date evidence based approach, including a discussion regarding long-term follow up, risks of recurrence, and
2. The participant will learn a variety of techniques for revision open and arthroscopic stabilization including a detailed appreciation of risks and benefits, and pearls and pitfalls.
3. The participant will develop a treatment algorithm related to the clinical scenario, including the contact, overhead, and noncontact athlete that will guide discussion regarding postoperative expectations. 

Albert Lin, M.D. | Matthew T. Provencher, M.D. | Aman Dhawan, M.D. | Michael T. Freehill, M.D. | Guillermo R. Arce, M.D.

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