Editorial Commentary: Remplissage for All: Hammer and a Nail or the Necessary Adjunct to Arthroscopic Bankart Repair?

摘要

Despite advancement in arthroscopic techniques and greater characterization of bone loss, recurrence persists following isolated arthroscopic Bankart repair. Remplissage was developed to prevent engagement of a Hill-Sachs lesion and has decreased recurrence rates compared with isolated Bankart repair. However, the procedure may result in partial loss of external rotation, and long-term studies on the impact of this range of motion loss are needed.