showed a trendP = .06
Several systematic reviews have shown no significant differences in functional outcomes between open and arthroscopic techniques, such as the one conducted by Hurley in 2019, although it showed a trend toward higher revision rates in arthroscopic techniques (2.4% vs. 5.4%, P = .06) and superiority of the open technique in reducing post-operative apprehension (10.2% vs. 35.7%; P = .05). 14 In terms of complications, Boileau et al 5 reported a 3.3% complication rate (hematoma and transient neurological irritation), and Xu et al 28 reported 1.9% (post-traumatic redislocation and reversible stiffness), with no infections or implant failures.