scooter1
Expert
I would appreciate any help you can give me. The Doctor states 29806, 29827 and 29819. I am thinking just the 29806 . . . Please help?
Survey demonstrated multiple loose bodies. There was a cartilagionous Hill-Sachs with a small bony area. The labrum entirely torn. Shaver was introduced and the anterior portion of the glenoid was roughened up. It was shifted superiorly and medially. A series of four Arthrex anchors were then placed & the capsulolabral complex was shifted for a sound repair. Joint was reduced & stable; however, there was still that small Hill-Sachs & looked to be engaging. Therefore, two accessory portals were made. A 4.5 BioCorkscrew anchor was introduced into the decorticated area of the Hill-Sachs. Using a Linvatec suture relay, sutures were passed & then going into the subacromial space a horizontal mattress suture was tied down to advance the infraspinatus into the defect. Copius irrigation was carried out. All remaining debris was copiously evacuated out. Instruments were withdrawn.
Survey demonstrated multiple loose bodies. There was a cartilagionous Hill-Sachs with a small bony area. The labrum entirely torn. Shaver was introduced and the anterior portion of the glenoid was roughened up. It was shifted superiorly and medially. A series of four Arthrex anchors were then placed & the capsulolabral complex was shifted for a sound repair. Joint was reduced & stable; however, there was still that small Hill-Sachs & looked to be engaging. Therefore, two accessory portals were made. A 4.5 BioCorkscrew anchor was introduced into the decorticated area of the Hill-Sachs. Using a Linvatec suture relay, sutures were passed & then going into the subacromial space a horizontal mattress suture was tied down to advance the infraspinatus into the defect. Copius irrigation was carried out. All remaining debris was copiously evacuated out. Instruments were withdrawn.