Active patients aged 65 and younger show lower rates of return to sport after dominant shoulder surgery, suggesting important implications.
In patients aged ≤65 years, aTSA on the nondominant shoulder was associated with a significantly higher rate of RTS. These findings suggest that hand dominance may be an important and underrecognized factor in RTS outcomes after aTSA in young, active patients.
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