Effect Of Age, Gender, and BMI On Incidence And Satisfaction Of A Popeye Deformity Following Biceps Tenotomy Or Tenodesis: Secondary Analysis Of A Randomized Clinical Trial
Peter B. MacDonald, MD, FRCS, Dip Sport Med, CANADA Sheila McRae, PhD, MSc, CANADA Peter Lapner, MD, FRCSC, CANADA Treny M Sasyniuk, MSc, CANADA Jason A. Old, MD, FRCSC, CANADA Gregory Adam Stranges, MD, CANADA Jamie Dubberley, MD, CANADA Fleur Verhulst, MD, NETHERLANDS Jarret M. Woodmass, MD, FRCSC, CANADA
Pan Am Clinic, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA
2021 Congress
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Summary: Based on secondary analysis of a randomized clinical trial comparing biceps tenotomy versus tenodesis, biceps tenodesis may be favored in younger male patients to minimize risk of deformity and risk of dissatisfaction in the appearance of the arm following surgery.