Hip and Shoulder Instability Flashcards
What is a Bankart’s Lesion?
3 to 6 o’clock
(Anterior Labrum)
What is a Reverse Bankart’s Lesion?
6 to 11o’clock
(Posterior Labrum)
What is Bony Bankart’s / Reverse Bony Bankart’s Lesion?
Avulsion of Labrum Anteriorly (Bank) or Posteriorly (Rev Bank) with some loss of Glenoid bone.
Treated with Laterjet or Bone Block transfer
What is a SLAP tear?
11 to 1 o’clock
Superior Labral tear from Anterior to Posterior
What is a Hill-Sach’s lesion?
Posterior part of Humeral Head is forced onto anterior glenoid causing defect
What is an ALPSA lesion?
Anterior
Labroligamentous
Periosteal
Sleeve
Avulsion
What is a HAGL lesion?
Humeral
Avulsion
Glenohumeral
Ligament
Instability Classifications (x4)
- Anterior (Unidirectional)
- Posterior (Unidirectional)
- Bidirectional (A+P)
- Multidirectional (A+P+Inf)
Q-Fix for Instability
Size?
Material?
Knotted or Knotless?
Bone prep?
Sutures?
1.8mm
Magnumwire
Knotted - All suture
Drill with 1.8 disposable kit
1 x Magnumwire
SutureFix
Size?
Material?
Knotted or Knotless?
Bone prep?
Sutures?
1.7 and 1.9mm
Durabraid &
1 x #2 UB (1.7mm)
2 x #1 UB (1.9mm)
Knotted - All suture
Size Specific disposable kit
Speedlock
Size?
Material?
Knotted or Knotless?
Bone prep?
Sutures?
3.0 and 3.4mm
PEEK
Knotless
Speedlock Drill
Holds 1 suture
Microraptor Knotless
Size?
Material?
Knotted or Knotless?
Bone prep?
Sutures?
2.4/2.75mm
PEEK & RG
Knotless
2.2 drill Shoulder
2.6 drill Hip
Tip, Tension, Tap, Lock off
Holds 1 suture / Minitape
Accupass features (4)
Single Handed
Precise Control
7 configs of tip
Spare Monofilament
Speedstitch Features (3)
Simple stitch in <5s
Targeted
Single working portal repair
Microraptor Knotless features (x5)
Off axis insertion
Less volume
Greater fixation strength
Full length inserter
RG - replaced by bone 24m