CME

Shoulder

IC02- The Dark Side of the Glenoid: A Case-Based Approach to Biceps, Labral and Shoulder Dysfunction in the Overhead Athlete.

Instructional Course Moderator(s)

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  W. Jeffrey Grantham, MD

  Lexington Clinic
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  Michael Freehill, MD

  Stanford University School of Medicine

*Courses included with registration; however advance sign-up is required.


The biceps and labral dysfunction remain enigmas of sports medicine. The treatment of biceps pathology remains widely contested. The root cause remains a mystery and recent studies indicate the posterior labrum may be the site of most of the clinically significant pathoanatomy. The purpose of this case-based instructional lecture is to provide insight and discussion into the controversies surrounding biceps and labral pathology in the athlete and active individual. This course will explore normal and pathologic appearances of the glenoid labrum and the biceps-labral complex while developing a foundational understanding of the pathomechanics that lead to pathoanatomy.

Presentations:

• 7:00 AM - 7:01 AM PDT

  Welcome
• 7:01 AM - 7:08 AM PDT

  Biceps complex and labral functional anatomy 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: W. Jeffrey Grantham, MD – Lexington Clinic
• 7:08 AM - 7:18 AM PDT

  Point: Posterior labrum is the problem (case) 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Austin V. Stone, MD, PhD – University of Kentucky
• 7:18 AM - 7:28 AM PDT

  Counterpoint: SLAP to tenodesis in the Overhead Athlete 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Brian R. Waterman, MD – Wake Forest University School of Medicine
• 7:28 AM - 7:38 AM PDT

  Attritional wear of the posterior labrum in High Performance Athletes 
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Jeanne C. Patzkowski, MD – Brooke Army Medical Center
• 7:38 AM - 7:48 AM PDT

  Unique Challenges in the High Performance Military Athlete  
  

  Instructional Course Faculty: Jennifer Smith, MD – Naval Medical Center San Diego
• 7:48 AM - 8:00 AM PDT

  Panel Discussion and Q&A