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Return to Sport After Coracoid Bone Block Transfer for Shoulder Instability: A Systematic Review.

Ibrahim M NadeemSeline VancolenNolan S HornerAsheesh BediBashar AlolabiMoin Khan
Published in: HSS journal : the musculoskeletal journal of Hospital for Special Surgery (2019)
Coracoid bone block transfer allows for a high rate of return to sport, although the rate of return to sport at athletes' pre-operative level is lower. The rate of return to sport after Latarjet procedure is higher in comparison with Bankart repair. Additionally, coracoid bone block transfer is associated with improvements in a number of clinical outcome measures. Common post-operative complications include non-union between bone block and glenoid, hematoma, and infection.
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