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origin that is required in treating the patient with a SLAP tear. The emerging role of biceps tenodesis for primary treatment of SLAP tears and also for failed SLAP repairs will be reviewed. Anatomy The vascular supply of the glenoid labrum arises
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with persistent pain and functional compromise refractory to non-operative treatment. 26 , 30 Both primary surgical repair of the avulsed tendon and excision of the proximal tendon remnant with muscular suture tenodesis have been described as
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emerging evidence regarding the indications and outcomes for adjuvant surgical procedures to provide additional stability such as extra-articular tenodesis. This instructional review explores the existing medical literature on clinical outcomes with these
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concomitant factors such as impingement, implant malposition, and non-union may be considered. Additional surgical procedures may include implant removal, tenotomy or tenodesis of the long head of the biceps, and samples for microbiological assessment
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for hidden lesions and defects of the biceps pulley in the biceps groove 43 ( Fig. 6 ). Early tenotomy or tenodesis removes the biceps from obstructing later repair of the subscapularis. With advancement of the arthroscope to the anterior
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expert opinions. Long head of the biceps tenotomy or tenodesis +/- partial repair This procedure includes biceps tenotomy or tenodesis, partial repair if evaluation has deemed the remaining tendon to be of good quality and associated procedures
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satisfaction following rotator cuff repair ( 26 ). In the recent years, there has been a heated debate regarding techniques addressing the aforementioned biceps injuries. There were many proofs that both biceps tenodesis and tenotomy are efficient techniques
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with rotatory subluxation. The strip of FCR is passed through a transverse hole drilled across the distal scaphoid to the dorsal part of the scaphoid neck and then anchored to the ulnar part of the distal radius. The three-ligament tenodesis (3LT
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. Isolated biceps tenotomy or tenodesis Walch et al. ( 26 ) and Boileau et al. ( 27 ) have both investigated the use of isolated biceps tenotomy or tenodesis in those with rotator cuff tears. However, only Boileau et al. assessed patients with AFE
