[14] Because SLAP lesions are under-recognized, it is important to identify the precise mechanism of injury to the shoulder and to perform a proper physical examination. Superior labral lesions ...

resulting in a ‘peel back’ phenomenon at the biceps anchor and leading to the SLAP tear. Physical exam tests vary in their sensitivity and specificity in detecting SLAP lesions, so MRI is helpful in ...

the surgeon may consider placing the patient into physical therapy to obtain full range of motion prior to performing the definitive SLAP repair, because the usual four weeks of post-operative ...