Management of the Acute Anterior Shoulder Dislocation: On and Off the Field presents an overview of epidemiology and attendant issues regarding shoulder injuries, particularly glenohumeral dislocations. The DVD discusses the fact that approximately half of the major joint dislocations that occur involve the humerous separating from the scapula at the glenohumeral joint and outlines appropriate steps that can be undertaken to reduce the injury following the event. The DVD also reviews possible options for subsequently managing the injury.
Among the topics covered:
• Introduction (Justin Stanek)
• Shoulder Injuries: History and Epidemiology of Glenohumeral Dislocations (Michael Gnacinski)
• Pathoanatomy: Contributing Factors of Glenohumeral Stability (Grant Norte)
• When, Why, Where, and How to Reduce: What to Do Following Injury (Angela West)
• Acute Dislocation: Is There a Place for Arthroscopic Treatment? (Peter Millett)
Among the topics covered:
• Introduction (Justin Stanek)
• Shoulder Injuries: History and Epidemiology of Glenohumeral Dislocations (Michael Gnacinski)
• Pathoanatomy: Contributing Factors of Glenohumeral Stability (Grant Norte)
• When, Why, Where, and How to Reduce: What to Do Following Injury (Angela West)
• Acute Dislocation: Is There a Place for Arthroscopic Treatment? (Peter Millett)
