What does the double-row suture bridge anchor repair involve?

This is an arthroscopic (keyhole) procedure to reattach a torn rotator cuff tendon to the humeral head. Two rows of small anchors are placed into the bone, and sutures are passed through the tendon in a crisscross pattern, creating a broad, secure footprint for healing. The double-row technique provides stronger fixation and better contact than single-row methods, which may improve tendon-to-bone healing and long-term outcomes.