[Anterior instability of the shoulder in athletes: apropos of 51 cases of stabilization using the Latarjet-Patte intervention].
Dominique Huguet, Guy Pietu, Christian De Bresson, Frédéric Potaux, Joseph Letenneur
Abstract
Dominique Huguet, Guy Pietu, Christian De Bresson, Frédéric Potaux, Joseph Letenneur
Abstract
We report the 45-month results of the Bristow Latarjet procedure in 48 patients (51 shoulders), all sportsmen. At review, 87% were satisfied, 71% practiced the same sport at the same level, and 74% had good or excellent objective results. Five patients reported recurrence of dislocation, external rotation was restricted more than 10 degrees in 36%, and 31% of the shoulders had radiological evidence of degenerative arthropathy. We compare the results with the literature, particularly concerning recurrent dislocation and osteoarthritis.
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We report the 45-month results of the Bristow Latarjet procedure in 48 patients (51 shoulders), all sportsmen. At review, 87% were satisfied, 71% practiced the same sport at the same level, and 74% had good or excellent objective results. Five patients reported recurrence of dislocation, external rotation was restricted more than 10 degrees in 36%, and 31% of the shoulders had radiological evidence of degenerative arthropathy. We compare the results with the literature, particularly concerning recurrent dislocation and osteoarthritis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Shoulders, Latarjet procedure, Arthropathy, Radiological weapon, Surgery, Osteoarthritis, Athletes