Paper 01: No differences in long-term survival after medial meniscus posterior root repair between low- and high-grade chondral changes
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
Abstract Podium Presenter: Zachary Herman, MD – University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Knee
11:07 AM - 11:13 AM PDT
Paper 02: Tibiofemoral load sharing and lateral meniscus function after type 3 lateral meniscus oblique radial tear (lmort) treatment: tibia-based suture anchor repair, capsular-based repair, and debridement
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
Abstract Podium Presenter: Tyler J. Uppstrom, MD – Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine/Boston Medical Center
Knee
11:13 AM - 11:19 AM PDT
Paper 03: The effect of patellofemoral chondrosis on outcomes following meniscus root repair
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
Abstract Podium Presenter: Michelle S. Shen, MD – New York University Langone Orthopedic Hospital
Knee
11:19 AM - 11:24 AM PDT
Podium Papers Q&A with Discussion
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
11:24 AM - 11:25 AM PDT
Debate Introductions- Stable LMORT Encounter at the Time of ACL- Benign Neglect Vs. Repair
Paper 05: Traumatic rotator cuff tears following shoulder dislocation demonstrate increased tear complexity but similar postoperative outcomes: a matched cohort analysis of elderly patients
Debate Introduction: The Patch Match: 64-Year-Old with No Previous Shoulder Complaints who Falls Skiing with an Acute Rotator Cuff Tear, RoHI 5: Augment or No Augment
Paper 07: The hip arthroscopy index predictive score: a preoperative tool for predicting postoperative outcomes
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6A
Abstract Podium Presenter: Rachel L. Poutre, BS – Massachusetts General Hospital
Hip
11:07 AM - 11:13 AM PDT
Paper 08: Reflection index may be a better predictor of revision hip arthroscopy as compared to alpha angle
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6A
Abstract Podium Presenter: Zachariah Whiting, MD – Case Western Reserve University / University Hospitals
Hip
11:13 AM - 11:19 AM PDT
Paper 09: Short-term outcomes of treatment of borderline acetabular dysplasia differ relative to amount of instability: a multicenter anchor orbit study comparing hip arthroscopy and periacetabular osteotomy
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6A
Abstract Podium Presenter: Jeffrey J. Nepple, MD – Washington University School of Medicine
Hip
11:19 AM - 11:23 AM PDT
Podium Papers Q&A with Discussion
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6A
11:24 AM - 11:25 AM PDT
Debate Introductions: 18-Year-Old Male Hockey Athlete with Large CAM Lesion and Acetabular Retroversion with Borderline Undercoverage of the Posterior Wall; Had Symptoms for a Few Weeks that have Mostly Resolved, MRI with Labral Tear and Chondrolabral Junction Cartilage Wear
Paper 13: Infra-tubercular versus retro-tubercular slope-correcting high tibial osteotomy in revision anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: comparative survivorship, stability, alignment, and healing
Location: Level 4, Hall 4C
Abstract Podium Presenter: Romir Patel, MD – Massachusetts General Brigham
ACL
2:07 PM - 2:13 PM PDT
Paper 14: Impact of harvesting second ipsilateral extensor mechanism graft for revision acl reconstruction on patient-related outcomes and return to sport
Paper 15: A lateral extra-articular tenodesis (let) indication score may decrease revision aclr and minimize unneeded lets
Location: Level 4, Hall 4C
Abstract Podium Presenter: Ting Cong, MD – UPMC Sports Medicine
ACL
2:19 PM - 2:23 PM PDT
Podium Papers Q&A with Discussion
Location: Level 4, Hall 4C
2:24 PM - 2:25 PM PDT
Debate Introductions- 25-Year-Old-Female with Failed ACLR (well-done BTB Auto), Slope 13, No Anterior Tibial Translation: Revision ACLR and LET versus Slope Reduction Osteotomy
Paper 16: Outcomes of latarjet as a primary versus revision surgery in the contact athlete
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
Abstract Podium Presenter: Julie Bishop, MD – Ohio State University
Shoulder
2:07 PM - 2:13 PM PDT
Paper 17: Long-term outcomes after arthroscopic bankart repair for on-track lesions at mean 10 year follow-up
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
Abstract Podium Presenter: Sahil Dadoo, MD – University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
Shoulder
2:13 PM - 2:23 PM PDT
Podium Papers Q&A with Discussion
Location: Level 6, Ballroom 6B
2:24 PM - 2:25 PM PDT
Debate Introductions: 23-Year-Old Male, Professional Rugby Athlete, Second Time Anterior Shoulder Dislocation with Displaced Boney Bankart ~3 Weeks before Rugby World Cup: Fix it Now or Fix it Later 225-231: Mondragón: Fix it Now
Concurrent Session Moderator: Shane J. Nho, MD, MS – Rush University Medical Center
CMEHip
2:01 PM - 2:07 PM PDT
Paper 38: Closing the gap: two-year outcomes after arthroscopy and periacetabular osteotomy for femoroacetabular impingement syndrome with hip dysplasia match those of non-dysplastic peers
Debate Introduction-18 year old gymnast with borderline hip dysplasia, LCEA 22 degrees and Tonnis Angle 10 degrees - Arthroscopy Alone versus PAO Alone versus Combined Arthroscopy + PAO