* Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair is a commonly performed procedure with low morbidity; however, postoperative complications do occur and surgeons must be familiar with how to prevent and treat them. * Despite the availability of revision strategies and treatment options, the prevention of complications and successful primary rotator cuff repair results in better functional outcomes. * While some complications can be treated, resulting in a full recovery, others may result in permanent disability; patients should be counseled to have realistic expectations.
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