77th ASSH Annual Meeting - Back to Basics: Practice and Education-IC42: Pain Drivers of the Shoulder: When the Rotator Cuff and Cartilage Are Intact (AM22)

IC42: Pain Drivers of the Shoulder: When the Rotator Cuff and Cartilage Are Intact (AM22)

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Video Summary

The first video is a talk given by Kate Brown on fight-bite injuries, which occur when a clenched fist strikes an opponent's tooth. Brown discusses the severity of these injuries, the need for prompt treatment, and the common complications that can arise. She mentions a study comparing different treatment approaches but highlights limitations in the study. The video ends with a case of a non-compliant patient with a fight-bite injury.<br /><br />The second video transcript features three hand surgeons discussing finger injuries and surgical techniques. They emphasize the importance of early intervention for grade 3 finger injuries and discuss various surgical and non-operative treatments. The surgeons also talk about different flaps for soft tissue coverage in thumb injuries and share personal insights and recommendations based on their experiences. They stress the need for individualized treatment plans for each patient.<br /><br />Overall, the first video focuses on fight-bite injuries and their management, while the second video provides valuable information on finger injuries and surgical techniques for repairing finger collateral ligaments.

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Session Tracks Shoulder/Elbow

Speaker Bassem T. Elhassan, MD

Speaker Bryan J. Loeffler, MD

Speaker Christopher Scott Klifto, MD

Speaker Eric R. Wagner, MD

Speaker Michael B. Gottschalk, MD

Speaker Thomas W. Wright, MD

Keywords

fight-bite injuries

clenched fist

tooth

severity of injuries

prompt treatment

complications

study limitations

finger injuries

surgical techniques

soft tissue coverage

finger collateral ligaments