Clinical Outcomes Following the Latarjet Procedure in Contact and Collision Athletes
Laurence D. Higgins, David Privitera, Nathan J. Sinz, Lindsay Miller, Jon J.P. Warner
Abstract
Laurence D. Higgins, David Privitera, Nathan J. Sinz, Lindsay Miller, Jon J.P. Warner
Abstract
To evaluate the clinical and functional results of contact or collision athletes who underwent a Latarjet for symptomatic instability with glenoid bone loss or failed stabilization surgery, using modern instability outcome measures. Study Design: Case series, Level of evidence, 4
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To evaluate the clinical and functional results of contact or collision athletes who underwent a Latarjet for symptomatic instability with glenoid bone loss or failed stabilization surgery, using modern instability outcome measures. Study Design: Case series, Level of evidence, 4
Key concepts: Latarjet procedure, Shoulders, Medicine, Subluxation, Anterior shoulder, Athletes, Elbow, Range of motion