Arthroscopic repair of superior glenoid labral detachment (the SLAP lesion)*
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SLAP Tears in the Throwing Shoulder: A Review of the Current Concepts in Management and Outcomes
2021, Operative Techniques in Sports MedicineCitation Excerpt :In 1991, Yoneda et al. found good to excellent results in 8 of 10 athletes that underwent repair with metal staples.29 Metal screws were less effective as Resch et al. showed that most (10/14) athletes were able to RTP while little more than half (8/14) could RTPP.30 The authors noted that screw loosening was a significant concern and conceded that bioabsorbable tacks were a superior option for this reason.
Superior Labral Anterior Posterior Repair
2013, Rehabilitation for the Postsurgical Orthopedic Patient: Third EditionRotator cuff injury as a complication of portal placement for superior labrum anterior-posterior repair
2012, Journal of Shoulder and Elbow SurgerySuperior labrum anterior to posterior (SLAP) rehabilitation in the overhead athlete
2010, Physical Therapy in SportCitation Excerpt :Later, others have expanded the classification system based on subtle differences that were felt to have critical implications on surgery and outcomes (Gartsman, & Hammerman, 2000; Maffet, Gartsman, & Moseley, 1995; Morgan, Burkhart, Palmeri & Gillespie, 1998). Despite the overwhelming attention the evaluation and treatment of SLAP lesions demands, the true incidence of these injuries is relatively low with an incidence of between 6 and 20% of all arthroscopic shoulder cases (Barber, Field, & Ryu, 2007; Field & Savoie, 1993; Handelberg, Willems, Shahabpour, Huskin, Kuta 1998; Hawkins, & Kennedy, 1980; Ide, Maeda, & Takagi, 2005; Kim, Ha, Kim, & Choi, 2002; Maffet et al., 1995; Mileski & Snyder, 1998; Resch, Golser, Thoeni, & Sperner, 1993; Snyder, Banas, & Belzer, 1996; Snyder, Banas, & Karzel, 1995; Snyder et al., 1990; Snyder, Rames, & Wolber, 1991; Stetson, Snyder, Karzel, Banas & Rahhal, 1998). The purpose of this article is to discuss the anatomy and classification of SLAP tears, the mechanism of injury, an evidence-based examination, surgical procedures and subsequent rehabilitation of these complicated lesions.
A Cadaveric Analysis of the Arthroscopic Fixation of Anterior and Posterior SLAP Lesions Through a Novel Lateral Transmuscular Portal
2010, Arthroscopy - Journal of Arthroscopic and Related SurgerySuperior Labral Lesions Anterior to Posterior-Evaluation and Arthroscopic Management
2008, Clinics in Sports MedicineCitation Excerpt :Type III lesions require resection of the unstable bucket-handle fragment, followed by assessment of the stability of the residual labrum and biceps anchor. When excising the fragment, care must be taken to avoid destabilization of the middle glenohumeral ligament.11–18,61–68 In patients with a cord-like middle glenohumeral ligament attaching to the anterosuperior labrum, such debridement can inadvertently precipitate anterior instability, requiring formal repair with suture anchors.11–18,61–68
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Superior Labrum, both anterior and posterior.