Posterior shoulder instability in the athletic population: Variations in assessment, clinical outcomes, and return to sport

Table 2 Open clinical outcomes of athletes - Posterior shoulder instability n (%)

Ref.	Evidence level	Primary procedure	No.total shoulders	No.athletic shoulders	Mean age, yr (range)	Mean follow-up, mo (range)	Recurrence rate	Stability subjective(e/G)	Patient satisfaction(S or E/G)	Return to sport (any level)	Return to sport (preinjury level)
Servien et al[6]	IV	BB	21	19	24.8 (17-40)	72 (24-228)	3 (14)	21 (100)	21 (100)	17 (89)	13 (68)
Misamore et al[38]	IV	Capsulorrhaphy	14	14	19.6 (15-26)	45 (26-90)	1 (7)	13 (93)	NR	13 (93)	12 (86)
Hawkins[39]	IV	BB	10	8	26.4 (20-39)	61 (32-100)	1 (10)	9 (90)	NR	NR	NR
Hurley et al[40]	IV	Reverse Putti-Platt w/o bony procedure	22	22	18.3 (13-30)	60 (24-132)	16 (73)	NR	NR	15 (68)	1 (45)
Surin et al[41]	IV	Rotational Osteotomy of Humerus	11	6	23 (16-30)	80.73 (24-144)	0 (0)	11 (100)	10 (91)	4 (100)	3 (75)
Hawkins et al[42]	IV	Posterior Glenoid Osteotomy/Capsulotendinous Plication/Reverse Putti-Platt	26	26	21 (NR)	86 (24-180)	13 (50)	NR	NR	10 (38)	NR

BB: Bone block; CLR: Capsulolabral repair; NR: Not reported.