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1 AS Management for Shoulders with Significant Glenoid Bone Loss w/ and w/o Bone Fragment Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD Sports Medicine & Joint Center Funabashi Orthopaedic Hospital Significant Bone Loss Engaging Hill - Sachs lesion Inverted - pear glenoid Large Glenoid Defect “Inverted - pear” glenoid Minimum of 25 to 27% loss of the entire width of the inferior glenoid Lo and Burkhart, Arthroscopy, 2004 * Typical 3 subtypes Normal Bony Bankart Erosion Glenoid Morphology 10% 50% 40% Sugaya, et al, JBJS 85A, 2003 Rugby AmF Soccer Basket B Martial arts Judo BaseB Tennis Volley B Badmington Snow Board Ski Surfin Prevalence: distinct Bony Bankart 558 Athletic Shoulders 0% 50% 100% 66 40 56 83 38 56 46 36 48 22 27 36 36 Takahashi, Sugaya, et al, ICSES, 2013 Large Glenoid Defect “inverted - pear” type glenoid Sugaya, AANA Advanced Arthroscopy: The Shoulder, 2010 Most of the “inverted - pear” type glenoid retains bony fragment!

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AS Management for

Shoulders with Significant

Glenoid Bone Loss w/ and

w/o Bone Fragment

Hiroyuki Sugaya, MD

Sports Medicine & Joint CenterFunabashi Orthopaedic Hospital Significant Bone Loss

• Engaging Hill-Sachs lesion

• Inverted-pear glenoid

Large Glenoid Defect

• “Inverted-pear” glenoid

Minimum of 25 to 27% loss of the

entire width of the inferior glenoid

Lo and Burkhart, Arthroscopy, 2004

*

• Typical 3 subtypes

Normal Bony Bankart Erosion

Glenoid Morphology

10% 50% 40%

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 85A, 2003

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20

40

60

80

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Am

F

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tial art

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Judo

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oard S

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fin

• Prevalence: distinct Bony Bankart

558 Athletic Shoulders

66

83

40

38

56 56

46

36 36 36

48

22

27

0%

50%

100%

 ラグビー

アメフト

サッカー

バスケット

格闘技

柔道

野球

テニス

バレー

バトミントン

スノーボード

スキー

サーフィン

66

40

56

83

38

5646

3648

22 2736 36

Takahashi, Sugaya, et al, ICSES, 2013

Large Glenoid Defect

• “inverted-pear” type glenoid

Sugaya, AANA Advanced Arthroscopy: The Shoulder, 2010

Most of the “inverted-pear” type

glenoid retains bony fragment!

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• Chronic avulsion type anterior

glenoid rim fracture

• Fragment is embedded in soft

tissue

Bony Bankart Lesion

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005

Bony Bankart Lesion

• Chronic anterior rim fracture

• Fragment ligament junction

intact!!

• Can incorporate fragment into

Bankart repair!!

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005; 88A, 2006

AS Bony Bankart Repair

• Short term outcome reports

Sugaya, et al., JBJS-Am, 2005

Failure rate 4.8% (2/42)

Porcellini, et al., AJSM, 2007

Failure rate 4.2% (1/24)

Mologne, et al., AJSM, 2007

Park JY, et al., Arthroscopy, 2012

Failure rate: 6.5% (2/31)

Shoulder Instability

• “Cons” to AS bony Bankart repairFragment gets smaller with time

…Nakagawa, et al, AJSM, 2013

Poor reduction results in poor outcome

…Jiang, et al, AJSM, 2013

• Poor long-term outcome after soft

tissue Bankart repair23% failure rate …Castagna, AJSM, 2010

35% failure rate …Van der Linde, AJSM, 2011

Questions!

• Long-term outcomes

Recurrence?

Survival of the fragment

after surgery?

Final glenoid bone loss?

AS Bony Bankart Repair

• My 1st case in May, 2000

Early series in JBJS, 2005 & 2006

• Technical modifications

Use of high strength sutures, etc.

…..until 2005

• Jan. 2005 to Dec. 2006 (2 years)

85 AS bony Bankart repairs

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Longer-term outcome study after arthroscopic bony Bankart repair

Clinical outcomes

Glenoid morphologic change

• Use of inferior circle

Bone Loss Measurements

Sugaya, JBJS Am, 2005 Sugaya, JBJS Am, 2003

dG

F

Loss of area

b

A

Loss of diameter

Method I Method II

Subjects

Jan. 2005 to Dec. 2006

• 85 AS bony Bankart repairs

39 shoulders

<15% bone loss

46 shoulders

≧15% bone lossb

A

Method IKitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS Am 2015

Subjects

Jan. 2005 to Dec. 2006

• 46 shoulders ≧15% bone loss

• 38 (83%) available for F/U

34 males, 4 females

Ave. age: 23.4 (15 – 36) years

Ave. F/U: 6.2 (5 – 8.1) years

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS Am 2015

• 20.4 (15.2-26.2)%

Preoperative Bone Loss

b

A

Method I

dG

F

Method II

• 22.2 (15.9-30.3)%

• Fragment size: 4.7 (0.4-12.4)%

• Real bone loss: 17.5 (10.3-24.1)%

• Fragment management

Pass around it? or penetrate it?

AS Bony Bankart Repair

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Bone StitcherTM Portal Placement

Posterior

Anterior

Anterosuperior

Main working portal

Accessary working portal

Main viewing portal

Sugaya et al, Arthroscopy, 2004

• Bone piece displaced inferiorly &

medially

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005; JBJS EST, 2006

• Complex release and preparation

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005; JBJS EST, 2006

• Inferior labrum repair

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005; JBJS EST, 2006

• Bony piece & sup. labrum repair

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Sugaya, et al, JBJS 87A, 2005; JBJS EST, 2006

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Results: Recurrence

• 1/38 patients experienced

recurrence (2.6%)

Due to a major trauma in the traffic

accident 5M after surgery

Detachment of the fragment

confirmed by 3DCT

Early stage failure before obtaining

bony union

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015

Results: Functional Outcome

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015

0

20

40

60

80

100

Pre OP Post OP

** *

* **

*P<0.01

Results: Glenoid Bone Loss

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015

77.8%

100.6%

4.7%

0 25 50 75 100

Pre OP

Post OP

Glenoid size Fragment size Bone loss

Case 1: 22y, Male, Rugby Player

Pre-op 8y Post-op

Case 2: 28y, Male, Skier

Pre-op 8y Post-op

Case 3: 24y, Male, Judo-ka

Pre-op 7y Post-op

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• Bony fragment resorption

Fragment becomes smaller with time

Nakagawa, et al, AJSM, 2013

4.7%

77.8%

Bony Bankart Lesion

• Preop bone tissue (glenoid + fragment)

> 80% of normal glenoid

• Reconstructed glenoid size matters

Excellent fragment reduction required

+ > 80%

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Jiang, CY, et al., AJSM, 2013

• The present study

9 / 34 patients measured <80%

• None failed, bone tissue volume

increased from 78.2% to 99.8%

AS Bony Bankart Repair

+ > 80%

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015

Extensive labrum release

►Excellent fragment reduction

►Entire IGHL retensioning

Why Bone Volume Increased?

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Retensioning of the entire IGHL

►Prevent bone resorption &

recurrence

►Promote bony union

►Induce new bone formation

To avoid early stage failure

►Secure repair & augmentation

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015 Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS Am 2015 in press

Bony Bankart Lesion:Recommended Algorithm

Kitayama, Sugaya, et al, JBJS 97A, 2015

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Large Glenoid Defect

• Bony Bankart w/ small fragment

If young and active

Bone graftingIf not so active

AS Bony Bankart Repair

Large Glenoid Defect

• Large attritional glenoid w/o

fragment

Bone Grafting!!

Bone Grafting

• Coracoid transfer

Latarjet or Bristow

Open

Arthroscopic

• Free bone grafting

Iliac crest, allograft, etc.

Open

Arthroscopic

Sling

effect!

Capsular

effect!

My Preference

• AS iliac bone grafting with

capsulolabral reconstruction

Proprioception …Jerosch, 1993; Gelber, 2006

←Grafting

BB repair→

Take Home Messages

•Mx for glenoid bone loss

AS bony Bankart repair w/ IGHL re-tension & RI closure works in most cases!

Iliac crest grafting w/ capsulolabral reconstruction in robust capsule cases

Latarjet if otherwise