Rotator cuff tears are a common cause of shoulder pain and disability, often requiring surgical repair to restore function. While modern arthroscopic techniques have advanced fixation strength, larger tears still carry a high risk of retear. This publication presents a triple-row modification of the knotless speed bridge repair, adding an intermediate fixation row to improve tendon-to-bone contact and enhance overall repair stability.
Investigators: Roger Ostrander, MD, Skyler Hoelscher, MD, Eric Branch, MD, Reece Vesperman, MD, Cooper Williams, and Garrett Flynn
Sponsored by Andrews Research & Education Foundation and the State of Florida, Department of Health
