Introduction Both the glenoid labrum and the long head of the biceps play a significant role in normal shoulder function. Lesions of either structure can cause significant shoulder pathology, pain, and dysfunction. Problems with the biceps and labrum are commonly…
Introduction Rotator cuff tears are among the most common disorders affecting the upper extremity, particularly in patients over age 50. They may manifest with pain, weakness, or disability and can be extremely debilitating in active individuals. The goals of treatment…
Introduction Recent advances in arthroscopic techniques, instrumentation, and implants have revolutionized the management of rotator cuff pathology. For nearly all rotator cuff tear types, arthroscopic repair has been repeatedly demonstrated to be safe and effective when compared with equivalent open…