Latarjet-Operation Schulter
The Latarjet procedure is an orthopedic procedure in the shoulder where a coracoid bone block is positioned flush with the anterior-inferior border of the glenoid (often with one or more screws). It can be performed as either an open or arthroscopic procedure. It is usually performed for antero-inferior shoulder instability.
Complications
Intra-operative complications include:
- graft malpositioning
- neurovascular injury
- graft fracture
More intermediate-to-long term complications include:
- non-union and screw breakage/migration
- graft osteolysis
History and etymology
It was first described by M Latarjet in 1954 .
See also
Siehe auch:
- Bankart-Läsion
- ossäre Bankart-Läsion
- vordere Schulterluxation
- luxatio erecta
- antero-inferior shoulder instability
- vordere Schulterinstabilität
- Eden-Hybinette procedure
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