Knotless Transosseous‐Equivalent Rotator Cuff Repair Improves Biomechanical Self‐reinforcement Without Diminishing Footprint Contact Compared With Medial Knotted Repair

This study biomechanically helps to validate studies that have shown clinical success with knotless transosseous-equivalent repair. The inhibition of self-reinforcement may provide a quantified biomechanical rationale for medial tear patterns seen with knotted repairs.