Publications by authors named "Alice Bordet"
Article Synopsis
- Chronic anterior shoulder instability is prevalent among young athletes who require effective recovery for returning to sports, and the arthroscopic Trillat technique has shown promising 2-year outcomes in stabilization and function.
- In a study involving 74 patients treated with this method, dislocation recurred in only 3 individuals (4.1%), while all participants successfully returned to sports within an average of 4.6 months.
- Functional scores were high across the board, indicating successful outcomes; moreover, there were no significant differences in results among athletes categorized by varying risks of dislocation.
Chronic isolated radial head dislocation in adults: Technical note and literature review.
Orthop Traumatol Surg Res
April 2021
Isolated traumatic radial head dislocation is exceedingly rare in adults, usually diagnosed on an emergency basis, and reduced by external manoeuvres. If the diagnosis is not made immediately, external reduction is no longer feasible. Various options have been described for treating these chronic forms, including therapeutic abstention, radial head resection and annular ligamentoplasty combined, if appropriate, with osteotomy of the ulna.
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