Anatomic Humeral Head Reconstruction with Fresh Osteochondral Talus Allograft for Posterior Glenohumeral Instability with Reverse Hill-Sachs Lesion - Matthew Provencher, MD | Orthopedic Knee & Shoulder Surgeon | Vail Aspen Denver Colorado Springs, CO

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Arthroscopic Knotless Modified McLaughlin Procedure for Reverse Hill-Sachs Lesion

Treatment of a Reverse Hill Sachs Lesion and Posterior HAGL Lesion Labrum Repair - Matthew Provencher, MD | Orthopedic Knee & Shoulder Surgeon | Vail Aspen Denver Colorado Springs, CO

Izzat Hassan Rana on Instagram: "🦴 Latarjet Procedure – Explained Simply 🔹 What is it A surgical technique used to treat recurrent shoulder dislocations and instability. Especially recommended when there is bone loss in the glenoid (socket) or a large Hill-Sachs lesion (dent in humeral head). 🔹 Why is it done? To restore stability in the shoulder joint. To prevent repeated dislocations in athletes, active individuals, or people with severe bone loss. When physiotherapy and other surgeries (li

Rapha Physiotherapy on Instagram: "🎥 Rehabbing Paul’s Shoulder – Step by Step 💪🏼🧗‍♂️ Meet Paul, a rock climber with a passion for scaling heights. Unfortunately, a recent dislocation during a climb left him with an unstable shoulder, along with a bony Bankart and Hill-Sachs lesion. 🚑 While surgery wasn’t required, proper rehab is essential to get him back on the wall safely. In this clip, we take you behind the scenes of his rehab journey: ✅ A thorough subjective history to understand his i

vibha Ortho & Neuro Care on Instagram: "🦴 Shoulder Dislocation: What You Need to Know Hello, everyone! Namaskaram. I’m Dr. Suresh Babu, a senior consultant orthopedic surgeon, and today I’m talking about shoulder dislocation—commonly known as a Bankart tear. 🔄 When you experience a dislocation every time your shoulder moves backward, it’s often a recurrent shoulder dislocation caused by ligament tears. The most common culprit? A Bankart tear. 🩻 Diagnosis is key! An MRI scan helps identify if