Reverse Shoulder Arthroplasty for Fracture Using Delto-Pectoral Approach

Description

In this comprehensive educational video, Dr. Bijay Singh demonstrates the procedure for a reverse polarity shoulder replacement, primarily focusing on trauma cases. The video begins with an introduction to the patient, a fit 74-year-old woman, previously treated with non-operative management for her shoulder injury. As he details the procedure, Dr. Singh explains key aspects such as his choice of anesthesia, medication usage (like tranexamic acid for bleeding control), and surgical approaches.



Throughout the procedure, he discusses anatomical landmarks, techniques for soft tissue release, and the importance of assessing the stability of the prosthesis. Various surgical techniques, like the use of locking screws and the soft tissue repair of tuberosities following prosthetic placement, are highlighted.



Viewing the radiographs post-surgery, Dr. Singh remarks on the results and addresses potential concerns regarding the tuberosity healing. He concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe to his channel for more educational content. The video synthesizes complex surgical knowledge into accessible information for both medical practitioners and those studying orthopedic surgery.

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