The modified norwegian method of biceps tenodesis
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Abdullah Foad1, Sami Faruqui2, Courtney C Hanna3
1Quality Care Clinic and Surgery Center, Clinton, Iowa, U.S.A.
Abstract:
This technical note describes a method of biceps tenodesis called the Modified Norwegian Method that is an all-arthroscopic, intra-articular, bony biceps tenodesis that uses a suture shuttle passer through an anterosuperolateral portal. It allows for easy passage of suture through the long head of the biceps tendon while one is viewing through the posterior portal. We believe this method to be a very reasonable and simple method of biceps tenodesis that has complication rates similar to those described for subpectoral and other methods of fixation.
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