Abstract
Arthroscopic subscapularis repair can be technically challenging. This article summarizes a number of technical tips that can greatly simplify and expedite what otherwise might be a daunting surgical procedure. Specific tips and pearls include the following: 1 A description of a new clinical test—the bear-hug test—for detecting subscapularis tears on physical examination. 2 How to accurately place portals for precise subscapularis repair. 3 How to safely and accurately perform a coracoplasty. 4 How to identify and mobilize a retracted subscapularis tear. 5 How the comma sign can be used to simplify arthroscopic subscapularis repair. 6 How to securely repair all sizes of subscapularis tear. 7 A description of postoperative immobilization and rehabilitation to optimize results of arthroscopic subscapularis repair.
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