Arthroscopic Bankart Repair - Dr Nikhil Gokhale

Description

In this instructional video, Dr. Nikhil Gokhale leads a discussion on conducting a soft-tissue Bankart repair for a 25-year-old kabaddi player with a history of shoulder dislocations. The video begins with a brief introduction of the patient and their medical history, followed by an overview of the surgical procedure being performed.



The surgery is described comprehensively, detailing steps such as setting up the patient in a beach-chair position, administering anesthesia, and performing diagnostic arthroscopy. Dr. Gokhale identifies significant anatomical structures, including the glenoid and humeral head, while showcasing the various surgical portals used during the operation.



He explains the importance of recognizing a Bankart lesion, characterized by a deficiency of the labrum, and discusses the implications of soft tissue and bone loss in the context of the patient's dislocation history. Throughout the procedure, the need to assess tissue quality and bone structure is emphasized, alongside the technique of using anchors for securing the labrum.



The video with collaborative commentary also touches on topics such as postoperative protocols, rehabilitation timelines, and the protocol surrounding the use of different types of sutures and anchors. Dr. Gokhale addresses delegate questions concerning surgical technique, assumptions about tissue integrity, and adjusting operational strategies based on intraoperative findings.



Overall, the session balances clinical knowledge with procedural demonstration, aimed at equipping viewers with practical insights into shoulder arthroscopy and Bankart repair surgery.

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