Subscapularis Tear Repair Arthroscopic vs Open Surgery

Background: The largest rotator cuff tendon, the subscapularis, rotates glenohumeral joint internally. This study's objective was to compare arthroscopic versus open technique outcomes in subscapularis tear repair. Methods: prospective study comprised 30 patients who had a and needed either or surgery for done Benha university hospitals Ahrar teaching hospital from November 2020 February 2023. Patients were split into 2 groups: Arthroscopic group: 15 treated by surgery. Open with Results: group higher percentage of combined tears affected right side more often, while isolated left often. postoperative pain, but fewer complications than group. Preoperative clinical assessments showed substantial changes among groups concerning constant score, UCLA results belly press test. positive tests lift off after operation. two similar terms post-surgical duration follow up. Conclusions: In motion range functional results, treatment may be preferable While there are still rare cases when repair makes sense, particularly options restricted.