Rotator cuff repair vs. reverse arthroplasty for massive tears: A patient-centered outcome analysis

Key Points

• Rotator cuff repair was associated with improved patient-centered outcomes compared to reverse arthroplasty, indicating better recovery.
• The analysis included 120 patients with massive tears over a follow-up period of one year, providing critical insights into treatment efficacy.
• Retrospective cohort analysis conducted across multiple institutions summarized the effectiveness of both surgical interventions.
• The findings suggest that individualized treatment plans are crucial for optimal patient satisfaction and recovery outcomes.