Arthroscopic Onlay Biceps Tenodesis Utilizing 2 Knotless All-Suture Anchors

Background: Tenodesis is an effective surgical technique for the management of a pathologic long head biceps tendon. performed with either onlay (tendon opposed to cortical surface) or inlay docked into reamed intra-cortical tunnel). Both techniques can be from subpectoral location, which typically done through open approach, suprapectoral arthroscopically. The arthroscopic when compared its counterpart, has been shown report similar patient outcomes and complication rates. Indications: Arthroscopic tenodesis most commonly indicated in patients undergoing treatment anterior shoulder pain tendonitis, often associated concomitant pathology. Less common indications include superior labrum posterior tears as well tendon subluxation dislocations. Patients ruptured proximal tendons are contraindicated, too distal management. Technique Description: identified arthroscopically within bicipital groove, just pectoralis major border. Suprapectoral then utilizing 2 knotless suture anchors fixation. Results: Patient-reported following literature have found excellent minimal complications. Despite current being inconclusive regarding optimal site fixation, procedure minimizes risk infection, cosmetic deformity, neurovascular injury that seen approach. In addition, use fixation traditionally avoided humeral fracture Discussion/Conclusion: This benefit time-efficient easily reproducible safely injuries. historically provided strong patient-reported outcomes. Patient Consent Disclosure Statement: author(s) attests consent obtained any patient(s) appearing this publication. If individual may identifiable, included statement release other written form approval submission