CHAPTER 13 Biomechanics of glenohumeral bone loss and treatment mechanics Eiji Itoi, MD, PhD, Nobuyuki Yamamoto, MD, PhD, Hirotaka Sano, MD, PhD Key points The glenoid osseous defect is located…
CHAPTER 15 Arthroscopic treatment of glenoid bone loss—surgical technique Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD Key points Consider patient age, gender, and activity such as whether he or she is a collision/contact athlete…
CHAPTER 16 Open bony augmentation of glenoid bone loss—the latarjet and variants—surgical technique Allan A. Young, MBBS, MSpMed, PhD, FRACS (Orth), Gilles Walch, MD Key points The Latarjet procedure is…
CHAPTER 23 Pathology and biomechanics of posterior instability Maxwell C. Park, MD, James E. Tibone, MD Key points Posterior instability can manifest in many forms, and pain is the most…
CHAPTER 2 Examination and classification of instability Brett D. Owens, MD, Travis C. Burns, MD, Thomas M. DeBerardino, MD Key points Shoulder instability is common, especially in young active adults….
CHAPTER 17 The latarjet procedure—technique and fixation constructs Giovanni Di Giacomo, MD, Alberto Costantini, MD, Andrea De Vita, MD, Nicola De Gasperis, MD, Bernard KH Lin, MD Key points Optimal…
CHAPTER 26 Arthroscopic treatment of posterior instability—surgical technique James P. Bradley, MD, Sam G. Tejwani, MD Key points In athletics, recurrent posterior subluxation of the shoulder is due to repetitive…
CHAPTER 33 Open treatment of multidirectional instability—surgical technique* John J. Brems, MD Key points Most cases of multidirectional instability (MDI) can and should be treated nonoperatively. Surgical approach is through…
CHAPTER 31 Nonoperative management and scapular dyskinesis W. Ben Kibler, MD, Aaron Sciascia, MS, ATC, NASM-PES Key points The shoulder is a closed chain mechanism that balances stability with the…
CHAPTER 28 Rehabilitation after posterior instability repair—open vs. arthroscopic Michael D. Rosenthal, PT, DSc, SCS, ECS, ATC, CSCS, Edward J. Kane, PT, PhD, ECS, SCS, ATC Key points Progression of…
