eCourse
How to deal with huge Hill-Sachs? / How to manage a failure after a Latarjet?
eCourse fee: 20.00€
This module is an excerpt from the Val d'Isère Shoulder Course program which took place live in Val d'Isère in April 2022.
The topics covered in this module are; “How to deal with huge Hill-Sachs?” and “How to manage a failure after a Latarjet ?" This is followed by MCQ questions to complete the module.
How to deal with huge Hill-Sachs?
Chairman: E. Calvo (Spain)
Faculty: K. Wieser (Switzerland), M.Scheibel (Germany), J. Kany (France)
Content: 30-minute video discussing the experiences & various treatment options of each of the faculty members, and final conclusions for optimal patient care.
How to manage a failure after a Latarjet?
Chairman: L. Neyton (France)
Faculty: J. Dines (USA), K. Wieser (Switzerland), C. Azevedo (Portugal), O. Verborgt (Belgium)
Content: 30-minute video outlining Laterjet procedure failure, and discussions of clinical case examples for failed Latarjet.
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