Arthroscopic Double-Row Bony Bankart Bridge Repair Using a Tensionable Knotless System
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2021
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Posterior labral pathology is common in contact athletes; however, posterior glenoid avulsion fractures, also known as posterior bony Bankart lesions, are less common. Posterior instability affects approximately 10% of all patients with shoulder instability. ...
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| Authors | Jordan Liles, Amanda Fletcher, Tyler Johnston, Jonathan Riboh;Jordan Liles;Amanda Fletcher;Tyler Johnston;Jonathan Riboh; |
| Journal | Arthroscopy Techniques |
| Year | 2021 |
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