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June 28, 2012
This video describes a new technique for arthroscopic biceps tenodesis that uses a knotless anchor ...
read more ↘ for intraarticular fixation. I developed this technique because I wanted a secure and straight forward technique to fix the biceps tendon. The fixation is very secure and reliable if an appropriate implant is used. Also, the technique has a short learning curve and once mastered can be performed in approximately 10 minutes. I have performed every type of biceps tenodesis from arthroscopic to open; subpectoral to suprapectoral; soft tissue fixation to anchors. In my opinion, this technique is the easiest to perform and does not sacrifice anything from a fixation strength or reliability standpoint.
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read more ↘ for intraarticular fixation. I developed this technique because I wanted a secure and straight forward technique to fix the biceps tendon. The fixation is very secure and reliable if an appropriate implant is used. Also, the technique has a short learning curve and once mastered can be performed in approximately 10 minutes. I have performed every type of biceps tenodesis from arthroscopic to open; subpectoral to suprapectoral; soft tissue fixation to anchors. In my opinion, this technique is the easiest to perform and does not sacrifice anything from a fixation strength or reliability standpoint.
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