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Evaluation Of Arthroscopic Repair To Pan-Labral Lesions Of The Glenoid: A Retrospective Review Of Patient Outcomes Over A Ten-Year Period And Matched Cohort Analysis, Julien Aoyama, Joseph Schmitz, Christopher Hadley, Meghan Bishop, Md, Brandon Erickson, Md, Sommer Hammoud, Md

Phase 1

Introduction:

Most shoulder labral tears are partial and treated with surgery, but rarely they are “panlabral” around the entire shoulder. Due to infrequency panlabral tears aren’t well understood, and thus this study compares outcomes between panlabral and more common SLAP tears. We hypothesize no difference in outcomes based on surgeon experiences.

Methods:

This is a retrospective cohort study of shoulder labrum repairs at Rothman Institute from 2006-2016. All patients received arthroscopic repair and were categorized to compare panlabral to SLAP tears. The primary outcome is return-to-activity rate at six months post-surgery and secondary outcomes include post-operative range of motion, …