ArticleArthroscopy techniques2026
An Arthroscopic Technique for Hybrid Double-Row Repair Using a Cancellous Screw and Washer for Enhanced Lateral-Row Fixation in Osteoporotic Massive Rotator Cuff Tears With Long-Head Biceps Augmentation.
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Massive rotator cuff tears in osteoporotic bone often fail because of many factors, including poor anchor fixation. We present an arthroscopic hybrid double-row repair technique using a unicortical cancellous screw and washer for lateral-row fixation, combined with biceps superior capsular reconstruction. This method secures multiple suture limbs through a single screw, ensures dependable bone purchase, and maintains footprint compression in fragile bone. Offering a cost-effective and practical alternative to conventional anchors, this technique is well suited for managing massive rotator cuff tears in osteoporotic patients.
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