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- Ref. #: VID1-00554-EN
- Version: B
- Duration: 00:08:45
- Publication Date: 8/29/15
- Revision Date: 4/8/19
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- Available in High Definition
- Presenter: E. Lyle Cain Jr., MD
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Video Highlights
- 1. Birmingham Biceps™ Implant System Components (00:06)
- 2. Patient Positioning and Exposure (00:43)
- 3. Description of Pallium Pectoralis (03:27)
- 4. Whipstitching With FiberLink™ Plus Suture (04:28)
- 5. Bone Socket Preparation and Anchor Insertion (06:26)
- 6. Closure (08:25)
E. Lyle Cain Jr., MD, (Birmingham, AL) demonstrates biceps tenodesis in the subpectoral region using the Birmingham Biceps™ Implant System. He describes the Pallium Pectoralis as a new anatomic marker to help place his 5.5 mm SwiveLock® Tenodesis anchor 2 cm distal to the transverse humeral ligament at the metaphyseal-diaphyseal junction. He explains that this tenodesis location helps mitigate concerns about a subpectoral tenodesis potentially creating humeral stress risers. Dr. Cain also demonstrates the use of the new FiberLink™ Plus for quickly whipstitching the tendon. The Birmingham Biceps Implant System contains the FiberLink Plus, 5.5 mm PEEK SwiveLock® Tenodesis Screw™, reamer, tap and free needle in one convenient and sterile package.