Paper 243: Arthroscopic Repair of Combined SLAP and Bankart Lesions
Guillermo R Arce, António Cartucho, Benno Ejnisman, Enrique Esteban Pereira
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Guillermo R Arce, António Cartucho, Benno Ejnisman, Enrique Esteban Pereira
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Superior labral anterior posterior (SLAP) lesions arise from different injury mechanisms. Their association with an anteroinferior labrum detachment is a challenging situation for athletes. Arthroscopic techniques over the open procedures are suitable for an accurate reconstruction of the involved structures.
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Superior labral anterior posterior (SLAP) lesions arise from different injury mechanisms. Their association with an anteroinferior labrum detachment is a challenging situation for athletes. Arthroscopic techniques over the open procedures are suitable for an accurate reconstruction of the involved structures.
Key concepts: Labrum, Bankart lesion, Medicine, Shoulders, Surgery, Glenoid labrum, Arthroscopy