by Dr. Laith M. Jazrawi | 5 years ago
This video reviews the case presentation of a 28yo epileptic with recurrent shoulder instability and resulting Hill-Sachs, reverse Hill-Sachs, 20% anterior glenoid bone loss, and feelings of instability in the neutral position. The patient was treated surgically with humeral head allograft
Bassem Elhassan, MD (Rochester, MN), describes his rationale for using the lower trapezius tendon..
By Brian L. Badman, MD
5 years ago
Double Row Repair Speed bridge Fixation
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By Lisa Kaplin, D.O.
3 years ago
Arthroscopic technique using knotless anchors and tape sutures and tape suture link cinch sutures..
By James M. Paci, MD
5 years ago
Strenghtning
By Reading Shoulder Unit
4 years ago
