Bankart challenges the prevailing view that recurrent shoulder dislocation stems from a lax capsule or weak muscles. Based on four operative cases, he identifies detachment of the capsule and labrum from the anterior glenoid rim as the essential lesion. He describes a surgical exposure and repair that reattaches the tissue to the rim.
Bankart challenges the prevailing view that recurrent shoulder dislocation stems from a lax capsule or weak muscles. Based on four operative cases, he identifies detachment of the capsule and labrum from the anterior glenoid rim as the essential lesion. He describes a surgical exposure and repair that reattaches the tissue to the rim.