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DOI: 10.1055/s-0044-1801310
Artropatía secundaria a inestabilidad glenohumeral anterior y análisis de las técnicas quirúrgicas: ¿Alguna influye en su aparición y progreso? Estado del arte
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Resumen
El objetivo primario de esta revisión es describir cómo las diferentes técnicas quirúrgicas que existen para el tratamiento de la inestabilidad anterior de hombro influyen en el desarrollo de artropatía post luxación glenohumeral (ALGH), condición similar a la artrosis, que puede desarrollarse especialmente en pacientes con episodios recurrentes.
En estadios iniciales esta patología no produce mayores limitaciones funcionales, en estados más avanzados puede alterar significativamente las actividades de nuestros pacientes.
La cirugía post inestabilidad busca restaurar la estabilidad y prevenir la progresión hacia la ALGH.
A pesar de la diversidad de enfoques quirúrgicos para tratar la inestabilidad anterior de hombro, la literatura no muestra mayores diferencias entre técnicas quirúrgicas y progresión hacia una artropatía, enfatizando la relevancia de abordar factores de riesgo específicos y fundamentalmente la elección del procedimiento según la necesidad de nuestros pacientes.
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luxación de hombro - inestabilidad anterior de hombro - artropatia - cirugía de Bankart - cirugía de LatarjetPublication History
Received: 05 June 2024
Accepted: 29 November 2024
Article published online:
26 December 2024
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