Author	Year	Level of Evidence	Country	Average follow-up period	Case procedure (n)	Control procedure (n)	Complications (n)
Netto et al.	2012	Grade II	U.S.	3 years and 2 months	Treatment of Bankart lesion by open technique [25]	Bankart lesion repair by arthroscopy [17]	Case Procedure: Infection [1] Control Procedure: Return of instability [2]
Mahiroğullari et al.	2010		Turkey	2 years and 2 months	Treatment of Bankart lesion by open technique [30]	Bankart lesion repair by arthroscopy [34]	Case Procedure: Return of dislocation [1] Control Procedure: Return of dislocation [2] Limitation of external rotation [1]
Robinson et al.	2008	Grade I	U.K.	2 years	Bankart lesion repair by arthroscopic technique [42]	Capsular arthroscopic lavage [42]	Case Procedure: Recurring instability [3] Erythema [1] Adhesive Capsulitis [2] Mild Restriction [1] Control Procedure: Recurring instability [16] Erythema [1] Adhesive Capsulitis [1] Mild Restriction [1] Other patients: Refractory stiffness
Andrej Strahovnik e Samo K. Fokter	2006		Slovenia	9 years	Treatment of Bankart lesion by open technique. Single procedure [83]		Single procedure: Return of dislocation [5] Recurring subluxation [5] Stability Failure [10] Laxity without instability [5]
Jaeger et al.	2004		Germany	1 years ans 8 months	T-plasty procedure and Bankart repair [31]	Anatomically oriented and modified anteroinferior capsular change procedure and Bankart repair [31]	Case Procedure: Return of subluxation [3] Dislocation [3] Control Procedure: Isolated Subluxation [1]
Buscayret et al.	2004		U.S.	6 years e 6 months	Coracoid transfer procedure [279]; Open soft tissue reconstruction [217]; Arthroscopic stabilization procedure [74].		At least one procedure performed: Arthritis with onset after surgery [104]
Jakobsen et al.	2007	Grade I	Denmark	10 years	Treatment of Bankart lesion by open technique [37]	Bankart lesion repair by arthroscopy [39]	Case Procedure: Recurring dislocation [3] Pain and stiffness [4] Need for surgical repair [1] Control Procedure: Recurring anterior dislocation [24] Subjective instability [1] Pain and stiffness [4]
Bottoni et al.	2002		U.S.	3 years	Non-surgical shoulder immobilization technique for 4 weeks followed by rehabilitation [14]	Bankart lesion repair by arthroscopy [10]	Control Procedure: Repair Failure [1] Loss of 4˚ in average external rotation in group [10]
Zamora-Navas et al.	2001		Belgium	13 years and 4 months	Boytchev technique. Single procedure [25]		Single procedure: Return of dislocation [5] Restriction of mobility [5]