Labral Tears Part 2: Bankart Repair, Remplissage, Latarjet, and SLAP—What Surgery & Recovery Really Look Like
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Labral Tears Part 2: Bankart Repair, Remplissage, Latarjet, and SLAP—What Surgery & Recovery Really Look Like
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Part 2 of our Labrum series is all surgery: Bankart repairs, capsulorrhaphy, anchors (knotless vs knotted, all-suture vs hard-body), and what can go wrong if you overtighten. We also break down remplissage for Hill-Sachs lesions, when glenoid bone loss pushes you toward Latarjet vs distal tibia allograft, and why we’re not “SLAP-happy” anymore—plus where biceps tenodesis fits today, even for some athletes.
We close with a practical recovery overview: sling timing, when strengthening starts, and realistic return-to-sport expectations.
Educational only—not medical advice.
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