Burkhart's View of the Shoulder A Cowboy's Guide to Advanced Shoulder Arthroscopy

by Burkhart, Stephen S.; Lo, Ian K.Y.; Brady, Paul C.

• ISBN13: 9780781780001
• ISBN10: 0781780004
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2006-04-06
• Publisher: LWW

Summary

From a world-famous pioneer in arthroscopic shoulder surgery comes the first step-by-step "how-to" guide to advanced techniques in shoulder arthroscopy. Dr. Burkhart describes the innovative techniques and instruments he has devised to solve the most difficult surgical problems and offers dozens of tips, tricks, and pearls you won't find in any other book. More than 900 full-color arthroscopic and clinical photographs and numerous drawings complement the text. The first section explains the principles that underlie successful operative shoulder arthroscopy. The second section gives step-by-step, bulleted instructions and "tricks and tips" for 70 arthroscopic procedures. A bound-in DVD contains 4 hours of video showing the 70 procedures. Each procedure in the text correlates exactly to the video.

Table of Contents

Preface	ix
Forewords	xv
James C. Esch
Stephen J. Snyder
Messages from the Fellows	xix
PART I. THE BASIS OF COWBOYIN'
There Ain't a Horse That Can't Be Rode, There Ain't a Man That Can't Be Throwed
Visualization	3	(4)
Angle of Approach	7	(26)
Creating a Stable Construct	33	(20)
Understanding and Recognizing Pathology	53	(57)
The Tough Stuff: Massive Contracted Adhesed Rotator Cuff Tears, Subscapularis Tears, and Biceps Pathology	110	(37)
Exposing the Hidden Arthroscopic Landmarks	147	(9)
Insurmountable Problems---Bone Deficiency	156	(13)
Gaining Speed and Tricks of the Trade	169	(22)
Order of Steps	191	(2)
Rotator Cuff Tear Patterns: Repairing a Tear the Way It Ought to Be	193	(10)
Postoperative Rehabilitation	203	(12)
PART II. PLAYIN' WITH FIRE
A Cowboy's Guide to Cookin' (Workin' Smooth), Smokin' (Workin' Fast), and Brandin' (Leavin' Your Mark)
Operating Room Set-up	215	(2)
Instability	217	(19)
Arthroscopic Bankart Repair	217	(3)
Arthroscopic Latarjet Procedure	220	(1)
Arthroscopic Treatment of Multidirectional Instability	220	(2)
Nonengaging Hill-Sachs Lesion	222	(1)
Open Latarjet Reconstruction	223	(3)
Posterior Bankart and SLAP Repair	226	(1)
Repair of a Bony Bankart Lesion	227	(3)
Repair of Reverse Humeral Avulsion of Glenohumeral Ligament (RHAGL) Lesion	230	(2)
Repair of Triple Labral Lesion	232	(2)
Arthroscopic Repair of Humeral Avulsion of Glenohumeral Ligament (HAGL) Lesion	234	(2)
SLAP Repair	236	(3)
Subacromial Procedures (Non-cuff)	239	(6)
Arthroscopic Acromioplasty	239	(2)
Arthroscopic Distal Clavicle Excision	241	(1)
Coplaning of Distal Clavicle	242	(1)
Os Acromiale Excision	243	(2)
Stiffness	245	(4)
Capsular Release for Adhesive Capsulitis	245	(1)
Capsular Release for Postoperative Stiffness after Rotator Cuff Repair	246	(1)
Manipulation Under Anesthesia	247	(2)
Rotator Cuff	249	(40)
Completion of a PASTA Lesion to a Full-Thickness Cuff Tear	249	(1)
Coracoplasty with Nonretracted Subscapularis Tendon	250	(1)
Double-Pulley Technique of Double-Row Repair	251	(1)
Double-Row Rotator Cuff Repair	252	(2)
L-Shaped Tear Assessment	254	(1)
Margin Convergence to Bone in a Reverse-L Tear	255	(2)
Massive Adhesed Rotator Cuff Tear: Repair by Modified Double Interval Slide	257	(4)
PASTA Repair: One Anchor Repair	261	(2)
Repair of a Partial (Upper) Subscapularis Tendon Tear	263	(2)
Repair of Bursal Sided Rotator Cuff Tear	265	(1)
Repair of Complete Subscapularis Tendon Tear	266	(2)
Repair of Interstitial Rotator Cuff Tear	268	(1)
Reverse L-Shaped Tear: Evaluation and Repair	269	(1)
Small Bursal-Surface Crescent Tear with Single Lateral Row Fixation	269	(1)
The ``Bubble'' Sign: A Method of Detecting an Interstitial Rotator Cuff Tear	270	(1)
The ``Triple Double'' Technique of Rotator Cuff Footprint Reconstruction	271	(3)
The Roller-Wringer Phenomenon	274	(1)
The ``Shoestring'' Technique of Knotless Lateral Row Fixation	274	(1)
Tuberoplasty: Arthroscopic Treatment of Greater Tuberosity Malunion	275	(2)
Margin Convergence to Bone: Double-Row Repair of a Small U-Shaped Tear	277	(2)
Double Interval Slide Technique	279	(2)
Routine Margin Convergence Technique	281	(1)
Double-Row Margin Convergence to Bone	282	(2)
Two Anchor Transtendon PASTA Repair via the Double-Pulley Technique	284	(2)
Anterior Interval Slide in Continuity	286	(1)
Anterior Interval Slide	287	(2)
Biceps	289	(5)
Arthroscopic-Assisted Biceps Tenodesis for Retracted Biceps Tendon Tear: The Cobra Procedure	289	(2)
Biceps Tenodesis without Supraspinatus Tendon Tear	291	(2)
Biceps Tenodesis with Torn Supraspinatus Tendon	293	(1)
Tricks and Tips	294	(12)
Arthroscopic Knot-Tying Using the Sixth Finger Knot Pusher	294	(3)
Anchor Removal from Glenoid Using OATS Harvester	297	(1)
Anchor Removal from Greater Tuberosity Using OATS Harvester	298	(1)
Arthroscopic Suprascapular Nerve Release at the Suprascapular Notch	298	(3)
Compaction Bone Grafting Using OATS Harvester	301	(1)
Exposing the Scapular Spine	302	(1)
Salvaging a Loose Anchor by the ``Buddy Anchor'' Technique	303	(1)
The ``Suture Weave'' Technique of Reloading an Anchor	304	(1)
Pull the Right One: How to Ensure That You Don't Unload a Suture Anchor	305	(1)
Assorted Conditions	306	(3)
Calcific Tendinitis	306	(1)
Minicapsular Plication in the Overhead Athlete	307	(1)
Stretching and Strengthening Exercises: Patient Education Video	308	(1)
The Future	309	(2)
BioForkLok Bankart Repair	309	(1)
FiberChain Plus Swivel-Lok Double-Row Rotator Cuff Repair	309	(2)
Index	311