BFAITHFUL
Expert
patient had arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, subacromial decompression & lysis of adhesions, Im not sure if the lysis should be bundled?
intrarticularly, there was found to be a massive rotator cuff tear with supraspinatus tendon retracted up to the level of the glenoid. I t was therefore elcted through a direct lateral portal which would later be used for subacromial decompression after idenitifying an 18 gauge spinal needle, a 4.5 shaver was introduced to debride the synovium adhesions. a bipolar radiofrequency wand was used to release the rotator cuff subscapular interval and adhesions underneath and adhesions from the glenoid surface and the articular surface of the rotator cuff supraspinatus portion. The infraspinatuss was also debrided and adhesions were removed with the shaver and bipolar radiofrequency wand as well as the subscapularis tendon.
Then it goes on to describe subacromial decompression & RC repair.
I think it's bunded???
Thanks
intrarticularly, there was found to be a massive rotator cuff tear with supraspinatus tendon retracted up to the level of the glenoid. I t was therefore elcted through a direct lateral portal which would later be used for subacromial decompression after idenitifying an 18 gauge spinal needle, a 4.5 shaver was introduced to debride the synovium adhesions. a bipolar radiofrequency wand was used to release the rotator cuff subscapular interval and adhesions underneath and adhesions from the glenoid surface and the articular surface of the rotator cuff supraspinatus portion. The infraspinatuss was also debrided and adhesions were removed with the shaver and bipolar radiofrequency wand as well as the subscapularis tendon.
Then it goes on to describe subacromial decompression & RC repair.
I think it's bunded???
Thanks