Unstable Shoulder

A coracoid bone graft (Latarjet procedure) is proposed in the case of recurrent anterior luxations to restore shoulder stability enabling a return to the same level of sports activity as before. This procedure is carried out using a minimally invasive approach and provides reliable shoulder stabilisation even when luxations have caused off-track bone damage to the head of the humerus or the scapula.

Capsulolabral repair (Bankart repair) is proposed in the case of recurrent anterior subluxations and luxations to restore shoulder stability enabling a return to the same level of sports activity as before. This procedure is carried out arthroscopically, a minimally invasive technique, and is generally proposed in the absence of off-track bone damage to the head of the humerus or the scapula in patients that do not play contact or throwing sports.