| Arthroscopic
Rotator Cuff Repair This video demonstrates arthroscopic rotator cuff repair. After cleaning up the bony spur and the rotator cuff attachment site on the top of the humerus (arm bone), bioabsorbable anchors are screwed into the bone. These anchors have sutures attached to them, and it is these sutures that are used to repair the tendon back to its original attachment site. |
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