Subpectoral Biceps Tenodesis
using cortical buttons and the Tension Slide Technique allows the surgeon to
reliably tension and repair the long head of the biceps using either a bicortical or
unicortical repair.
The Bicortical technique utilizes the BicepsButton™ to draw the tendon against the distal cortex of the bone socket. A Tenodesis Screw™ may be added to further augment the repair.
The Unicortical technique utilizes the 8.5 mm long Proximal Tenodesis Button, which has angled edges to promote a toggle effect when the button contacts the far cortex. The Tension Slide Technique reliably draws the tendon onto the humerus.
The Bicortical technique utilizes the BicepsButton™ to draw the tendon against the distal cortex of the bone socket. A Tenodesis Screw™ may be added to further augment the repair.
The Unicortical technique utilizes the 8.5 mm long Proximal Tenodesis Button, which has angled edges to promote a toggle effect when the button contacts the far cortex. The Tension Slide Technique reliably draws the tendon onto the humerus.
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