1. Arthroscopic Biceps Tenodesis From a Superior Viewing Portal in the Shoulder 
Andrew A. Tarleton, M.D., Liang Zhou, M.S., Michael J. O'Brien, M.D., Felix H. Savoie, M.D. 
Arthroscopy Techniques 
Volume 4, Issue 4, Pages e383-e389 (August 2015)
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2. Fig 1
The patient's anterior is on the left side of the photograph, and the top of the photograph is medial. The switching stick is above the anterosuperior portal.
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3. Fig 2
Top-down view from anterosuperior portal. The biceps tendon is seen emerging from underneath the falciform ligament.
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4. Fig 3
The biceps tendon is elevated out of the groove, allowing a panoramic view of the bicipital groove down to the pectoralis tendon.
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5. Fig 4 View under pectoralis major tendon showing inflamed tissue.
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6. Fig 5
The patient's anterior is on the left side of the image, and the top of the image is medial. The switching stick is in the distal anterior-fold portal, which is used for instrumentation.
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7. Fig 6
The patient's anterior is on the left side of the photograph, and the top of the photograph is medial. Tag suture is placed through the biceps and comes out of the anterior portal. An 8.5-mm green cannula is placed into the axillary-fold portal, and the arthroscope is placed into the anterosuperior portal.
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8. Fig 7 View of plastic cannula over groove.
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9. Fig 8 Guide pin in center of bicipital groove.
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10. Fig 9 The reamer is placed through the proximal cortex only.
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11. Fig 10 Biceptor placed into tunnel without tendon.
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12. Fig 11
(A) Biceptor device placing tendon into tunnel. (B) Tendon completely in tunnel.
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13. Fig 12 Fixation wire and cannula holding tendon in tunnel.
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14. Fig 13 Screw in tunnel fixating tendon.
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15. Fig 14 Proximal tendon held by grasper after fixation.
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16. Fig 15 (A) Resection of proximal tendon. (B) Final view of fixation.
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