Keep going. There we are. The patient for us for this session is a 40-year-old, very active male with two years of pain. Traumatic injury during training exercises and has failed two years of non-operative management. Injections, physical therapy, home exercise, and presumably other medication. Good range of motion, typical symptoms with tenderness anteriorly. So is it the tuberosity in the bicipital groove? He has what appears to be isolated supraspinatus weakness. So it's not into the subscapularis or the infraspinatus. And near and Hawkins are positive. There's no instability. And also, presumably, there's no tight posterior capsule. So, we have a great panel with Joe Toro talking about Trantendin, Rick Ryu addressing the biology, and Guillermo Arce saying there's something else, the biceps needs to be addressed. So let's start with Joe, you want to come up? And then we'll use alternate podiums.

40-year-old male

traumatic injury

non-operative management

supraspinatus weakness

treatment options