Shoulder Labral Repairs in Overhead Athletes

#309: Over the years, shoulder labral repair surgeries are trending down in overhead athletes. They often over-constrain the joint and decrease range of motion, which can be very limiting to these athletes.
Here's how attempt to prevent this loss of motion.
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Good topic mike, the worst we've seen in terms of this was a volleyball player that wasn't allowed to be stretched passively for 3 months...safe to say 6 months later she's still trying to get the motion back. Always wondered if some of these repairs were necessary and in a way happy to hear they're on their way out.