2021
DOI: 10.1177/2325967121s00005
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What did we learn from our first arthroscopic Trillat procedures? Results, complications and failures in a series of 100 anterior shoulder stabilizations

Abstract: Objectives: Arthroscopic adaptation of the Trillat procedure has become a part of the armamentarium for anterior shoulder instability. As the first team to have described a surgical technique, we present the results of our first 100 patients. Methods: This is a cohort study on a prospective database, descriptive of patients who had undergone surgery for chronic anterior shoulder instability between March 2011 the date our technique was developed, and October 2019. Patients were clinically and radiologically ev… Show more

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“…After surgical treatment, the dislocation arthropathy process cannot be reversed 29,50 . After a 25-year follow-up from the primary dislocation, the progression to moderate or severe arthropathy in patients with recurrent dislocation was 26% even after successful surgery 50 . Older age at surgery is significantly correlated with OA progression after bone block procedures 21,50 .…”
Section: Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After surgical treatment, the dislocation arthropathy process cannot be reversed 29,50 . After a 25-year follow-up from the primary dislocation, the progression to moderate or severe arthropathy in patients with recurrent dislocation was 26% even after successful surgery 50 . Older age at surgery is significantly correlated with OA progression after bone block procedures 21,50 .…”
Section: Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…AGI is commonly associated with substantial development of OA. After surgical treatment, the dislocation arthropathy process cannot be reversed 29,50 . After a 25-year follow-up from the primary dislocation, the progression to moderate or severe arthropathy in patients with recurrent dislocation was 26% even after successful surgery 50 .…”
Section: Complicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%