Presentation
Six months post operative check.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Latarjet procedure
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Inferior glenoid bone graft (from coracoid process) has taken well and is fixated by two screws. No hardware failure.
Case Discussion
The Latarjet procedure is where a coracoid bone block is positioned flush with the anterior-inferior border of the glenoid, transfixed by screws, and usually performed for antero-inferior instability.