Latarjet Procedure Rehabilitation - Case Study (Latarjet Surgery)
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2019
- Latarjet Procedure Rehabilitation - Case Study (Latarjet Surgery)
Quote from Wikipedia - The Latarjet procedure involves the removal and transfer of a section of the coracoid process and its attached muscles to the front of the glenoid. This placement of the coracoid acts as a bone block which, combined with the transferred muscles acting as a strut, prevents further dislocation of the joint.[3] In layman's terms, this procedure involves removing a piece of bone from another part of the shoulder, and attaching it to the front of your shoulder socket. The bone will then act as a barrier which will physically block the shoulder from slipping out of the socket, while the muscles which are transferred with the bone will give additional stability to the joint. - Спорт
Hey bro thanks for the video. I had the procedure done almost 14 months ago, i didn't do the greatest job rehabbing it at first but the last 4 month i start to, i've been going to the gym and lifting weights, probably more then i should, the last 2 weeks or so im getting a sharp pain at least once a day, it don't last long, maybe like 5 seconds or so, even if i'm not moving my arm, their just random shooting pains, do you have patience experience this?
I’ve had this both sides . Brand new.
What’s a good exercise for chest and this procedure. That’s the only thing I have trouble with
I have done Latarjet surgery on 03 january . 04 Days going . Now i am feeling better now
My doctor says that my muscle lost their toning after surgery as i am bodybuilder which is why my shoulder joint is slightly loose . He says that it will be fine after strength exercise. I had this surgery in november 2021 . I can do pullups , pushpups n all other stuff with good weights excpet flies . Whats your take on that doc ? Will strengthing relly help as i am into gym since 2 months.
Like the serratus exercise with sit up,
But little discussion, the scars and some Golgi dysfunctions may also be assessed to screen out neuromuscular problem after this intensive shoulder procedure.
Neuromuscular testing is always important after surgery but we address dysfunction in a similar, mechanical manner.
Hi channel Overhead Atheletics..i am going to do this latarjet surgery but i wanna know is it possible to wreslte back in ring after the surgery and complete rehab..Because one of wwe wrestler name flash morgan webster did the surgey and he is back in ring action..Can u help me??
Just had surgery two weeks ago. I'm greatly concerned about not getting back to the exercises in weight training that I enjoy after reading some of these comments. My Dr. led me to believe that this was a pretty basic procedure and I'd be back at it in 4-6 months, but we shall see. Anything is better than the dislocations.
It’s a very advanced / invasive surgery and the rehab is a long process but with consistent work you will get there.
How many weeks after Latarjet can I start doing these exercises?
I had a Latarjet done in October of 2020. I’ve gotten back to heavy usage on my bike, full strength pull ups, but have really struggled with chest exercises. I also have pain all the time still in my infraspinatus and teres minor area. My anterior deltoid pain was pretty bad early on when I did any type of military press movement, but it has passed. I think I have nerve issues when I fully internally rotate my wrist towards my stomach. But overall, I am happy with the latarjet procedure I think. I don’t know anything else 🤷🏼♂️
Book detailed deep tissue massage therapy session. I did and it relieved a solid 95% of my discomfort. The muscles and tissue stiffen up and form “scar tissue” which restricts movement. Afterwards I felt great. I’d say book an appointment once a week for 4 weeks. Best of luck👍🏽
Why would you do military press? You should use workouts that put less stress on your shoulders
What does the nerve issue feel like, how do you know?
Are pull ups safe to do after having this procedure done? I’ve had the Latarjet procedure done but haven’t been confident to do any pull ups. Any other exercises in the gym one should absolutely stay away from after this surgery ?
That depends on how exactly they did the procedure. Once the bone heals it just depends on the stability of the joint. I would avoid any exercises that elicit pain or increasing discomfort over time. I’d also stay away from upright rows and Chest flies.
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@@OverheadAthletics...I had this procedure 4 weeks ago now still I'm in sling i want some information when shall I completely remove the sling and after what precautions Is important still I'm feeling a bit pain sometimes to move my shoulder
I did latarjet, and I feel my shoulder is very weak, especially when I play boxing. like it has no muscels. I did rehabilitation. My question is, what are the best exercises to strenghen your muscels and be able to play boxing again?
I’d start by strengthening your rotator cuff. We have a free Rotator Cuff Complete Program at overheadathletics.com
getting latarjet done on my left shoulder tomorrow. how long did he wait to skate again? I love rollerblading and i dont want to stop but im scared
I don’t think he does any rollerblading
How did the surgery go & how has the recovery been ?
How long did he waited to skate again after surgery? Had surgery 5 months ago and feeling better than ever but I shit my pants just to think about ruining the progress.
Are you sure the pec minor was moved too? I don't see any info on what happens to it just the conjoint tendon moved.
In this case I’m not sure. Sometimes they release it as well.
Great video. How is Lucas doing now?
He’s doing great! Still our video editor as well. He’s actually left handed which helped him in the more acute stages.
i also had to get a laterjet because of racing motocross :/ still recovering, im guessing this is what i will be doing when im out of the sling?
Not right away but something like this yes.
My 14 year old daughter (softball shortstop and pitcher) needs this procedure according to her surgeon. She is concerned that she will not be able to return to ss and pitching. What is your experience with this?
I would always consider a second opinion but especially in a case like this as she is so young. Laterjet is an effective procedure but very invasive.
It sounds like this case is more involved. If you would like to set up a remote consultation with us please call or text at 586-747-6755
@@OverheadAthletics thank you. We did get a second opinion and are waiting for the follow up appointment with him after ct scan. From what the initial surgeon said her golf tee is flat and not cupped to support the head of the humerus if that makes sense. I will call tomorrow about a consultation.
Hi I had the later jet surgery performed on my should after an injury. I was only able to start PT after about a month of the surgery and now I have very limited ROM. My hand won't lift above shoulder level and if I try to force it, the whole shoulder lifts and the pain in my back from over movement of the bone there. Is there anything I can do to fix this
Without seeing you it’s hard to know exactly what is going on. How far out of surgery are you? And are you still in PT?
How do you feel now?
I had the same problem after my surgery. as you can imagine after being in a sling and limited from movement for a length of time the muscles had become tight and restricted but with light weights and excercises to increase my range of movement it soon came right. Its hard to believe that not long ago I could not touch the back of my head, now I have full range again and my shoulder is sitting where it should when I do so. Just my 2 cents of positivity to anyone in the same boat who is worried about the same thing, there is light at the end of the tunnel
@@DuckShooter09 LFG Jake. I’m about to hit week 4 tmr.
At what point are you able to extend your arm all the way out to the side?
That depends on what exactly did inside your shoulder! Good question for the surgeon!
I'll have that procedure done tomorrow... I'm really scared about the pain... Now, I have 0 pain but when my shoulder dislocates it's like hell and it dislocated twice a year since 2013, so I think it's the best I could do and have the surgery done.
Hey brother how are you man ?? How your surgery went ??
@@zohebansari6429 it went well. Pain: 2 on a scale to 10. compared to a dislocation it’s nothing. I’ve training for my shoulder 1-3 times a week now and everything is ok
@@Sp3llw0rk how the fk you recover in 1 month??
omg I wish I had recovered but I did not :D I'm still in the process. Got some pain again since this night. And I can't use the arm at all. it takes time @@zohebansari6429
well everyone around the Globe are saying the same thing going through latarjet is like hell well it is in the initial days but if you get the right surgeon and right physiotherapy done it is like normal shoulder again come over to Hyderabad INDIA if you wanna have this surgery done . I was operated on 16/10/2023 with on time physiotherapy I'm super cool now
Hi there! I'm 27 and I had Latarjet procedure in October 2021 after Bankart repair in 2017 which I failed in 2021. I did it even though I saw comments about potential nerve injuries when I made the decision. I do sports that's why I decided to have these surgeries, I hoped they would help. I can't believe that I am not able to flex my biceps at all, also I experience constant pain, totally regret having Latarjet surgery. My musculocutaneous nerve is injured, electromyography says I've got neurapraxia (axonotmesis). I keep exercising and thinking positive, but I'm so scared at the same time. Do people usually recover after such things? Is there any statistics or research about frequency of such complications? Thank you!
Do not worry about the statistics. You are not a number. As far as recovery goes to do the right things do you have a good chance of getting back to what you might say is 100%. However not everybody gets back to 100% if you get close that’s a big win
@@OverheadAthletics I’ve made a good progress in stretching and recovering rotation (~80% internal, ~50% external), but my biceps is still dead unfortunately, so I'm having a revision surgery on 02/17/22. My doctor says there must be something compressing the nerve, so we need to get rid of the assumed compression, but there may be several reasons for neurapraxia. Worst case, if the nerve is damaged/cut, doctors will take a nerve from my leg and I hope I will get my arm working in a couple of months. I can follow up here if you are interested, just remind me please so I don’t forget. You are right, I shouldn’t care about stats, I just wanted to know what to expect. Anyway, the only thing that matters to me now is to have a woking biceps and continue doing sports after all this recovery hell is over…
OMG im so shocked to read this, im 25 and im at the same point, I regret having this surgery like no other decision in my life, I got this procedure from a public health surgeon at my country, its been 8th months since I went through the procedure and they have not wanted to do a electromyography even tho the physiotherapists and general Drs have already pointed my nerve damage and anatomic damage that keeps damaging my shoulder and making me suffer lots of pains.
@@Thugga_Thugga I'm sorry to read this, man. Unfortunately, doctors in Berlin say my biceps is gone forever. I've found so many comments with people telling about these severe complications retrospectively, but now I can only have a muscle transposition surgery, but it sounds super risky and not worth it at all. Anyway, I have to figure out how to live with this disability now and deal with severe depression. I really hope people reading this comment will think 10k times before having Latarjet surgery.
@@andriikysil9716 My best wishes to you bro its kind of a relief to know im not crazy about what i feel and how i feel about this whole latarjet thing. Some specialist's have already mentioned that the possible fix might cause more complications and pretty much the same, be prepared son you have your whole life ahead and im really trying but its fcked up.
Anyone out there reading with a latarjet procedure or soon to receive it I wish you the best success in your lifes and speedy recovery, hopefully one day we'll make it through 🙌
How long duration for fully recovered and go to sport?
6-12 months depending on the demands of the sport
Hi latarjet procedure was done on my right shoulder its been 10weeks. Having issue with external movement of my hand. And pain at shoulder after waking up.
The surgery wasnt sucessful I guess. Im 7 days post surgery and all pain is gone, only bad range of motion left. Im 21 years old.
Oh I remember those days. Ive had this surgery on both shoulders. Due to me wrestling people way bigger then me, parents being cheap using me for free labor like a machine, and physical jobs, my shoulders just kept popping out
How are you nowadays?
Story of my life man. I'm 5 weeks post op. Cant move my arm - looking forward to a full recovery.
@@GameTime-lp7nq ...now How's you feel I had a this surgery about 4 weeks ago and still I'm in sling and I want to ask when should I remove my sling and after what should I need like still I'm feeling pain when I move my arm a bit
@@yehhobaib2525 hey man, I’m still doing physio once a week and hitting the gym 4-5 times per week to do cardio and lift LIGHT weights - it’s a slow recovery man. My Range of motion is much better when lifting my arm but external rotation is still tight so I’m really trying to work on that via stretching. The arm still feels achy and sore but that’s normal because of the working out and trying to build it back up. As for how long you’re in the sling, I was in a sling for 8 weeks but at the 4-5 week mark I would remove it to do pendulums and shoulder blade squeezes a few times a day. I would also remove it sometimes to let my arm hang down and I would walk around the house a bit - having your arm in internal rotation for so long - especially with this surgery which tightens the joint up - leads to restrictions for external rotation. My physio says the recovery will take a year, maybe a bit more. The surgeon said I would return to sports in 8 months but he was wrong. Like I said, I’m back in the gym, but slow and steady wins the race bro. Don’t over do it and take care of yourself man. Eat healthy too - your body needs the nutrients. Wishing you all the best dude.
@@GameTime-lp7nq..thanks man for information very appreciated...but one question I forgot I feel numbness in my 2 finger is this is normal with you as well and also I feel numbness and local anesthetic like feeling on 60% of incision area
my left ear enjoyed this
I realised I had the left in the right after this comment