Review Question - QID 219815

A 19-year-old collegiate American football player presents to the clinic at the end of his freshman season. He reports his first shoulder dislocation occurred during his junior year of high school. Due to concern about losing his scholarship offer, he continued playing despite recurrent instability. The patient cannot remember the exact number of dislocations but can recall at least 10 instances. A plain film of his right shoulder after his initial dislocation is shown in Figure 1. A CT sagittal cut at the level of the glenoid with measurements of bone loss is seen in Figure 2. MRI reveals an anterior labral tear and a Hill-Sachs lesion that measures 15.4 mm in width. What is the most appropriate treatment option for this patient?