I would love to know where the pec minor is reattached in this operation.. Mine is so tight that keeps pulling my whole shoulder blode forward and down
i just had the latarjet procedure alittle over a month ago. it was my third operation. the latarjet went well but it is really rough recovering from this operation. why is that? because it invilved alot of thungs?
Hey, I have to get this procedure... I know I am really late asking this question but how is it now compared to the other operations?? My surgeon told me it is typically harder to recover from this surgery technique than the usual artho bankart repair because it is usually and open surgery and they do more in the operation.
@@curc649 Because bone is involved in this type of surgery. Bone takes the longest time to heal compared to tendons and ligaments. Just think of people who breaks their arm, long recovery time.
Pec minor was released, so later it should be connected or it joins back itself?
I would love to know where the pec minor is reattached in this operation.. Mine is so tight that keeps pulling my whole shoulder blode forward and down
Got any answers yet?
@@TheZotac777 not yet
@@elevan2760did you have this procedure what they do with pec minor?
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i just had the latarjet procedure alittle over a month ago. it was my third operation. the latarjet went well but it is really rough recovering from this operation. why is that? because it invilved alot of thungs?
Hey, I have to get this procedure... I know I am really late asking this question but how is it now compared to the other operations?? My surgeon told me it is typically harder to recover from this surgery technique than the usual artho bankart repair because it is usually and open surgery and they do more in the operation.
@@curc649 Because bone is involved in this type of surgery. Bone takes the longest time to heal compared to tendons and ligaments. Just think of people who breaks their arm, long recovery time.
How you feeling now? Going to gym?
Hello, do you think is doable in the lateral decubitus position? regards.