When compared with patients with isolated SLAP repair, servicemembers with combined rotator cuff repair ( P = .023) had significantly higher rates or return to duty, while patients with combined SLAP/anterior-inferior labral repair ( P = .056) and SLAP repair with subpectoral biceps tenodesis ( P = .079) approached significance ( Table 3 ).
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SLAP Repairs With Combined Procedures Have Lower Failure Rate Than Isolated Repairs in a Military Population: Surgical Outcomes With Minimum 2-Year Follow-up.
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