Yan Xiong M.D., Ph.D. , Li Yin M.D., Ph.D. , Dongfa Liao M.D. , Shuang Yang M.D. , Weijie Yang M.D. , Xiaolong Zheng M.D. , Bing Deng M.D., Ph.D.
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Abstract
Glenoid bone defect is one major contributor to anterior shoulder instability. Numerous procedures have been developed for anterior glenoid reconstruction, such as the Eden-Hybinette procedure and the Latarjet-Bristow procedure, as well as various techniques for graft fixation, including screw, endobutton, and anchor fixation. However, these methods can be instrumentally and technically complex. This Technical Note introduces a arthroscopic technique using double-row suture anchors and parallel double-pulley to fix iliac crest bone grafts for anterior glenoid reconstruction, which enables convenient and quick fixation of the bone graft without requirement of any specialized instruments or consumables.