Surgical Strategies for Pectoralis Major Tendon Rupture: Bone Trough Repair Technique

Pectoralis Major Tendon (PMT) ruptures pose a growing concern, especially with increased engagement in fitness activities. Surgical intervention becomes necessary for complete tears, offering better outcomes for patients with high functional demands. Among various surgical approaches, the Bone Trough Repair Technique, particularly when employing the Transosseous Suture method, emerges as a reliable strategy. This technique demonstrates robust biomechanical strength, favorable clinical outcomes, and cost-effectiveness, making it a preferred choice for managing PMT ruptures. Studies comparing different repair techniques consistently highlight the superiority of the Bone Trough Repair Technique, further establishing its efficacy and reliability in restoring function and promoting optimal postoperative recovery.