shoulder

HAGL

DefinitionHAGL Arthroscopy

 

Humeral Avulsion of Glenohumeral Ligament

 

Incidence

 

Bokor et al JBJS Br 1999

- 514 cases surgical treatment traumatic instability

- incidence 7.5%

- 25% associated SSC tear

- likelihood of HAGL if no Bankart or MDI 27%

 

Latarjet / Bristow

Bristow

 

Concept

 

Non-anatomical bony block 

- transfer of coracoid process through subscapularis

- dynamic anteroinferior musculotendinous sling

- provides subscapularis tenodesis

- preventing lower portion from displacing proximally as arm abducted

- when shoulder in vulnerable position abduction and ER

 

Open Bankart Repair

Aim

 

Repair of the anterior capsule & avulsed labrum to anterior glenoid 

- anatomic repair

 

Usually combined with a capsular shift

 

Contraindications

 

Bony bankart > 25% glenoid

 

Technique

 

Position

- beach chair position

- arm free

- Mayfield head ring / Spyder and Tmax

 

Winged Scapula

 

Classification

 

Primary

 

Due to scapulothoracic articulation disorder

 

1.  Neurological Origin

 

A.  Spinal Accessory Nerve / Trapezius palsy

B.  Long Thoracic Nerve /  Serratus Anterior palsy

C.  Dorsal Scapular Nerve / Rhomboids palsy (rare)

 

2.  Osseous Origin

 

Axillary Nerve Lesions

Anatomy

 

Terminal branch of the posterior cord

- lateral to radial nerve

- behind axillary artery

- runs over inferolateral border of SSC

- enters quadrangular space

 

Quadrangular space

- SSC superiorly anterior

- T major inferior

- T minor superiorly posterior

- long head triceps and humerus

 

Divides into anterior and posterior branches

 

Posterior Instability

Definition

 

Patients usually complain of subluxation rather than dislocation

- rarely requires reduction

 

Different entity to acute posterior dislocation usually

 

Epidemiology

 

Rare

 

Aetiology

 

1.  Ligamentous laxity > 50%

- commonly associated with MDI

- posterior only 20%

- posterior & inferior 20%