Overview
Biceps tenodesis reattaches the long head of the biceps tendon to the humerus to relieve pain and restore function.

Indications
Biceps tendinopathy, partial tears, or associated labral pathology with persistent symptoms.

Procedure overview
The tendon is detached from the labrum and fixed to the humerus using anchors or screws.

Recovery
Sling use initially, followed by physical therapy and gradual strengthening.

Risks and complications
Stiffness, persistent pain, and tendon failure.

Alternatives
Non‑operative care or biceps tenotomy in selected cases.