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REPARACION LABRAL ANTERIOR
REPARACION LABRAL ANTERIOR
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Video Summary
The video demonstrates arthroscopic anterior labral repair with the patient in lateral decubitus using a posterior viewing portal and a single low, parallel anterior working portal. After portal dilation and cannula placement to allow curved instruments, the prior lesion is assessed and the labrum is mobilized from the anterior glenoid using a labrotome. A low PDS suture is passed as a traction/transport stitch to lateralize the medialized labrum and facilitate suture passage. The glenoid is prepared, then 2.3‑mm nonmetal anchors are placed starting around the 5 o’clock position. Sutures are shuttled and tied with sliding knots, typically using ≥3 anchors (four here), achieving reduction and a stabilizing “bumper” effect.
Keywords
arthroscopic anterior labral repair
lateral decubitus shoulder arthroscopy
posterior viewing portal
anterior working portal
nonmetal suture anchors
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