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    The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.
    Arthroscope Shaver Handpiece Advantage Turbo, supplied by CONMED Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Arthroscopic Suprapectoral Biceps Tenodesis: The “Double Secure Loop Technique” Using an All-Suture Anchor and an Arthroscopic Suture Passer

    Journal: Arthroscopy Techniques

    doi: 10.1016/j.eats.2019.07.026

    The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.
    Figure Legend Snippet: The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.

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    CONMED Inc arthroscope shaver handpiece advantage turbo
    The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.
    Arthroscope Shaver Handpiece Advantage Turbo, supplied by CONMED Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/arthroscope+shaver+handpiece+advantage+turbo/pmc06928365-25-10-15?v=CONMED+Inc
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    arthroscope shaver handpiece advantage turbo - by Bioz Stars, 2026-07
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    The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.

    Journal: Arthroscopy Techniques

    Article Title: Arthroscopic Suprapectoral Biceps Tenodesis: The “Double Secure Loop Technique” Using an All-Suture Anchor and an Arthroscopic Suture Passer

    doi: 10.1016/j.eats.2019.07.026

    Figure Lengend Snippet: The patient's body and arm are positioned in the right lateral decubitus position with general endotracheal anesthesia. The right arm is flexed 30° and abducted 30°. A 30° lens arthroscope is used during the entire procedure. The glenohumeral joint procedure is performed via a posterior portal. Thermal markings are made at the edge of the bicipital groove, and then the origin of the long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) is dissected with an arthro-care device. In the subacromial space, we maintain the posterolateral view during the procedure. The back of the arthro-care device is used to find the bicipital groove, and the rotator interval and the soft tissue are resected. The LHBT is extracted from the bicipital groove with a tendon grasper, which is inserted via the posterior portal, and the thermal marking is made in the glenohumeral joint. The transhumeral ligament is resected and released sufficiently to the distal portion. After decortication at the fixation site, an all-suture anchor is inserted at the prepared site. The first suture threads penetrate the center of the LHBT with a suture passer through the lateral portal. The suture thread is loaded again onto the suture passer and positioned so that the needle is pointing into an open space so that the suture material is wrapped around the LHBT. One more wrapping with the same thread is performed by the same method, and 4 to 5 ties are performed repeatedly. Thereafter, black-striped white thread is used to make identical sutures 1 more time and is tied to create a double secure loop. The remnant fixed LHBT is cut with scissors, and the cut end is debrided with the arthro-care device.

    Article Snippet: Subsequently, the origin of the LHBT is dissected, and an arthroscope shaver handpiece (Advantage Turbo; ConMed, Largo, FL) is used to trim the dissection site of the LHBT origin ( B).

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