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SLAP Lesion QID: 6657 (SAE08UE.95)

QID 6657 (Type "6657" in App Search)

A 23-year-old man who is a competitive overhead athlete has shoulder pain. Based on the pathology shown in Figure 47, what treatment option would yield the highest satisfaction and return to overhead sports?

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Biceps tenodesis

10/125

Biceps tenotomy

1/125

Labral debridement

10%

12/125

Labral repair

77%

96/125

Rotator cuff debridement

4/125

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The patient has a classic type II SLAP tear that will respond best to arthroscopic repair. Labral debridement has been shown to lead to predictably poor results, and biceps tenodesis and tenotomy may be appropriate for an older patient who is not a competitive overhead athlete.