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Abstract
Successful shoulder arthroscopy depends upon a systematic approach and
through knowledge of the anatomy of the Glenohumeral joint.
The Bankart lesion that was originally described as the ”essential lesion” to
shoulder instability does not appear to be solely responsible for anterior
Glenohumeral translation; some degree of associated capsular laxity must be
present.
Appropriate patient selection is the next most important factor after a good
surgical technique if good, reproducible results are to be achieved from an
arthroscopic Bankart repair for recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation .UCLA
score is a simple scoring system that can help for patient selection
Diagnosis of traumatic Antero-inferior shoulder instability can be achieved
by proper history taking and clinical evaluation, yet radiological investigations
including, PXRs, CT, MRI, and MRI arthrography are important to confirm the
diagnosis, know the exact lesion responsible for instability and to detect
associated lesions.
20 patients complaining of anterior recurrent shoulder dislocation
managed by inserting suture anchors to restore capsular congruity and stability
of the shoulder arthroscopically, UCLA score was used to assess patients pre
and post-operative, range was between 22 and 28 from overall 30, with all
patients reported better range of motion of the affected shoulder and no report of
redislocation.