BIPOLAR FIXATION to treat anterior shoulder instability

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BIPOLAR FIXATION to treat anterior shoulder instability

By Johnson & Johnson FEATURING Jean Kany

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July 21, 2016

As quantifying these lesions are difficult, we propose a combined arthroscopic anterior classic Bankart stabilization ...
read more ↘ along with posterior capsulotenodesis of infraspinatus and capsule on to the bare area of the humeral head (“bipolar fixation”) routinely in all the cases of anteroinferior instability, without taking account of the presence or absence of Hill-Sachs lesions and hyperlaxity.
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