Objectives:Biceps tenodesis has been proposed as an alternative to superior labral anterior posterior (SLAP) repair in older individuals, and there is evidence to suggest it is a reliable operation with low failure rate in these patients. Despite this, there has been some trepidation to adopt this in young active patients due to concern for altered postoperative glenohumeral kinematics and stability. To date no studies have examined younger individuals less than 25 undergoing proximal biceps tenodesis as an intervention for proximal biceps related pain and dysfunction.
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