4. Tenotomy or Tenodesis?
• No evidence in literature to support
tenodesis
• Essentially cosmetic procedure
5. An Evidenced Based Decision
• Functional Loss - Power (De Carli, 2012)
Significant difference between operated and
non-operated sides but no difference between
tenotomy and tenodesis groups
6. An Evidenced Based Decision
• Functional Loss - Biceps Muscle Cramps
• Lim, 2011 - 10% with tenotomy
• Duff, 2012 - 19% with tenotomy
• Slenker, 2012 - 19% with tenotomy, 24%
with tenodesis
7. SubPectoral Tenodesis
Orthopedics. 2015 Jan 1;38(1):37-41. doi:10.3928/01477447-20150105-04.
Open subpectoral biceps tenodesis: reliable treatment for all biceps
tendon pathology.
Kane P, Hsaio P, Tucker B, Freedman KB
10. SubPectoral Tenodesis
• How should I do it??
• Bicortical Fixation with Endobutton?
J Shoulder Elbow Surg. 2015 Jan;24(1):138-42. doi: 10.1016/j.jse.
2014.06.038. Epub 2014 Sep 3.
Safety of open suprapectoral and subpectoral biceps tenodesis:
an anatomic assessment of risk for neurologic injury.
Sethi PM1, Vadasdi K2, Greene RT2, Vitale MA2, Duong M2, Miller
SR2
11. SubPectoral Tenodesis
• How should I do it??
• Anchors?
• No interossesous tendon fixation
• Weaker construct
• Not strong enough for sports population
12. SubPectoral Tenodesis
• Optimal technique
• Strong to allow early mobilisation
• DirectVision
• Interosseous tendon
• No diaphyseal stress riser
• QUICK AND EASY
13.
14. • Beach chair Position
• Biceps tenotomy
• Small incision at lower
boarder of pec major
• LHB easily palpable
15. • Small incision at lower
boarder of pec major
• LHB easily palpable