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  • Key words Shoulder instability • Arthroscopic repair • Implants bioabsorbable • Surgical technique  (1)
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    Electronic Resource
    Springer
    Der Unfallchirurg 101 (1998), S. 537-542 
    ISSN: 1433-044X
    Keywords: Key words Shoulder instability • Arthroscopic repair • Implants bioabsorbable • Surgical technique ; Schlüsselwörter Schulterinstabilität • Arthroskopie • Resorbierbares Implantat • Operationstechnik
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Nach arthroskopisch, mit resorbierbaren Dübeln, versorgter vorderer Schulterluxation wurden 38 Patienten prospektiv durchschnittlich nach 22 (12–33) Monaten nachuntersucht. Das Durchschnittsalter zum Zeitpunkt der Operation betrug 28,4 (15–57) Jahre, das Intervall zwischen Erstluxation und Operation im Mittel 50 (3–244) Monate; 33 Patienten erreichten im Rowe-Score ein ausgezeichnetes Ergebnis, 3 ein gutes und je einer ein mäßiges oder schlechtes Ergebnis. Eine freie Beweglichkeit zeigten 26 Patienten, bei 11 war die Außenrotation 〈 10 ° und bei 1 〈 20 ° eingeschränkt. Die Gesamtreluxationsrate betrug 8 % (je 1 Patient mit 2 maliger Voroperation, habitueller und multidirektionaler Instabilität). Die arthroskopische Versorgung der vorderen Schulterluxation mit resorbierbaren Dübeln führt bei richtiger Indikation und Beachtung operationstechnischer Details zu sehr guten, den offenen Verfahren gleichwertigen Resultaten. Insbesondere Patienten mit unidirektionaler, rezidivierender Schulterinstabilität mit in der Regel gut erhaltenem Kapsel-Band-Gewebe eignen sich für die beschriebene Technik.
    Notes: Summary We examined 38 patients with an arthroscopic bioabsorbable tack repair for anterior shoulder instability in a prospective evaluation. The mean follow-up was 22 months (range 12 to 33). The average age was 28.4 years (range 15 to 57), the operation was performed at average of 50 months (3 to 244 months) after injury. Assessment using the Rowe score revealed excellent results in 33 and good results in 3 patients. 1 patient had a fair result and 1 had a poor result. 26 shoulders obtained full range of motion, 11 had minor (〈 10 °) loss of external rotation, 1 experienced greater (〈 20 °) loss of external rotation. 3 of the 38 patients (8 %) had recurrent instability, 1 patient with 2 preceding operations and atraumatic and voluntary dislocation, respectively. The recurrence rate of arthroscopic Bankart repair with bioabsorbable tacks are comparable to open Bankart procedures. Success of the procedure depends on appropriate surgical technique and suitable selection of patients with unidirectional, posttraumatic, anterior instability who are found to have well-developed ligamentous tissue.
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    ISSN: 1433-044X
    Keywords: Schlüsselwörter Arthroskopische Kapsel-Labrum-Refixation ; Akute und chronische Schulterluxationen ; Isokinetik ; Key words Acute and chronic shoulder instability ; Arthrosopic suture repair ; Isokinetic
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Medicine
    Notes: We examined 30 patients with an arthroscopic suture repair for anterior shoulder instability in a retrospective evaluation. The follow-up period ranged from 12 to 58 months with an average of 22 months. Arthroscopic suture repairs were done on 14 patients (acute group, average age 26.1 years) with acute detached glenoid labrum, confirmed on arthro-CT, within 10 days after the injury and on 16 patients (secondary group, average age 25 years) with chronic should dislocation. The evaluation according to the Rowe scale resulted in a mean score of 97.1 for the acute group, compared with 92.7 for the secondary group. In each group we found one recurrent dislocation, which in the acute group was due to an adequate trauma. Two of the 14 acute group patients showed a reduction in external rotation of up to 20°, compared with 6 patients in the secondary group. The external rotation of one patient in the secondary group was reduced to 40°. The isokinetic muscle strength was decreased in both groups, both for 60°/s and for 120°/s, to 85% compared with the healthy side. The primary surgical therapy of young patients (below 25 years) with an acute shoulder dislocation and a detached glenoid labrum is recommended owing to the lower redislocation rate, an overall shortened course of treatment and a trend to better postsurgical range of motion.
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