Arthroscopic Management of Shoulder Hagl Lesion - Tips & Tricks to Deal with Such Complex Cases

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In this instructional video, Dr. Sergio Rowinski from Shoulder Planet in Sao Paulo, Brazil, presents a comprehensive overview of the arthroscopic management of a Hagl lesion, a condition involving humeral aversion of the anterior glenohumeral ligament. Dr. Rowinski shares insights on the surgical process, challenges encountered, and provides tips for navigating the complex nature of this procedure, which is often encountered in the realm of shoulder surgery. He introduces the case of a 35-year-old triathlete experiencing recurrent shoulder dislocations and discusses the patient's MRI findings that confirm the presence of a Hagl lesion.



The video details the preliminary steps of the arthroscopy, including the management of inflammatory tissue and establishing portals for access. Various images illustrate the surgical field, highlighting crucial anatomical features such as the humeral neck and labrum. As the procedure progresses, Dr. Rowinski elaborates on the techniques employed to address the Hagl lesion, including the use of anchors for repair and addressing concurrent Bankart lesions that were identified during surgery. Throughout the presentation, he emphasizes the need for careful navigation and patient-specific adjustments in the surgical approach.

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