ISAKOS PODCAST

An audio replay of our recent webinar presented by the ISAKOS Shoulder Committee. Topics include: Bony Defect in Shoulder Instability: The Biomechanical Trap Preoperative Evaluation of the Bony Defect The Latarjet Procedure and Neurological Complication Open Latarjet the Gold Standard Technique Arthroscopic Latarjet with Buttons Fixation: Why I Prefer Arthroscopic Remplissage Huge Bipolar Defects: Arthroscopy No Limits! The French Approach: Basically Latarjet for Almost Everyone As well as, 2 debates and a discussion with the presenters.  Video Version is available on Global Link: https://www.isakos.com/GlobalLink/Video/3526

This episode of the ISAKOS Sports Medicine Podcast explores injuries in recreational and professional golfers. Moderator Jóni Nunes is joined by Denny T. T. Lie, Steven Weber, Elisabet Hagert, and J.W. Thomas Byrd to discuss the golf kinetic chain, common hip, back, shoulder, elbow, wrist, and nerve injuries, and considerations for treatment, rehabilitation, prevention, and return to golf.

Join moderator Mark Hutchinson and experts Jon Patricios, Seth Sherman, and Stephen Weber as they discuss the unique challenges of caring for athletes in American football.From concussion recognition and management to catastrophic knee injuries, shoulder trauma, sideline emergency care, and return-to-play decision-making, the panel shares practical insights on preparation, communication, shared decision-making, and athlete safety across all levels of sport.

Join moderator Sérgio Rocha Piedade and experts Giovanni Di Giacomo, Ferran Abat, and Philippe Landreau as they discuss the diagnosis and management of shoulder injuries in judokas. Through real-world cases, they explore AC joint dislocations, clavicle fractures, treatment decision-making, and return-to-play considerations in combat sports.

Join moderators Jóni Nunes and Vikas Khanduja, alongside experts Marcelo Queiroz, & Vehniah Tjong, as they explore why hip, groin, and hamstring injuries remain a major challenge in football and how underlying hip conditions can influence injury risk and performance.