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Tensile strength of superior labral repairs in the throwing position
Shoulder & Elbow, 08/17/09
Alexander S et al. – This is the first study to investigate arthroscopic SLAP repairs in an intact joint in this susceptible position. The authors conclude that the KINSA anchor can withstand high tensile loads and may be used to treat SLAP tears in high–demand overhead throwing athletes.
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