Abstract
An analysis of literature data was conducted to characterize the main current stage of development and formation of diagnosis and treatment of shoulder instability. The purpose of this review was to determine the main directions in the treatment of recurrent shoulder instability and problematic issues that require further scientific research. The main results of patients monitoring that were undergone different types of arthroscopic treatment were presented. The present level of diagnostics allows to accurately define the indications for surgical treatment. A method of glenoid bone defect reconstruction is presented that based on careful preoperative planning. Determination of possible risk factors and every possible pathogenesis link and individual preoperative planning are the main tasks in the prevention of the shoulder instability recurrences.
Highlights
The purpose of this review was to determine the main directions in the treatment of recurrent shoulder instability and problematic issues that require further scientific research
A method of glenoid bone defect reconstruction is presented that based on careful preoperative planning
Determination of possible risk factors and every possible pathogenesis link and individual preoperative planning are the main tasks in the prevention of the shoulder instability recurrences
Summary
Zweers M.C., Hakim A.J., Grahame R., Schalkwijk J. Joint hypermobility syndromes: the pathophysiologic role of tenascin-X gene defects // Arthritis Rheum. Malfait F., Hakim A.J., De Paepe A., Grahame R. The genetic basis of the joint hypermobility syndromes // Rheumatology (Oxford).
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