Articular arc length mismatch as a cause of failed Bankart repair

Large Hill-Sachs Lesion: A Comparative Study of Patients Treated with Arthroscopic Bankart Repair with or without Remplissage

“…As such, this may explain why the outcomes were worse with isolated Bankart repair, rather than a true difference in the surgical procedures. While this is one consideration, it is unlikely as our results are similar to previous studies [2,5,9]. Further limitation is the lack of significance in the study, which may be a result of a small sample size.…”

The Effect of the Remplissage Procedure on Shoulder Stability and Range of Motion

“…Several technical reports describe good short-term outcomes with few complications. In 2008, Deutsch 6,2012 and Kroll 33 published a case report on restricted external rotation motion after a remplissage procedure. The restricted external rotation motion was believed to be due to the remplissage procedure and was successfully addressed by surgical release of the posterior joint capsule and infraspinatus tenodesis.…”

“…humeral head on the glenoid, which may lead to engagement of the defect on the anterior glenoid rim and resultant glenohumeral dislocation 6 . Arthroscopic repairs of Bankart lesions that do not address an engaging Hill-Sachs defect when one is present have been associated with higher failure rates 2,5,7 .…”

The intra- and inter-observer reliability of the CT-scan based X index to quantify glenoid bone loss in chronic anterior shoulder instability and its impact on decision making

“…Burkhart et al [11] previously reported that failure rate was higher than 50 % in patients with 25 % glenoid bony loss.…”