Rotator cuff and capsule healing after shoulder arthroscopy: A second look arthroscopic study

Table 1 Demographic data, outcome scores and intraoperative details of the patients with shoulder instability who underwent second look arthroscopy

Case number	Gender	Age (years)	Side	Chronicity	Arthroscopic findings on the initial operation	Number of anchors	Follow-up (months)	Reason for reoperation	Findings at the second operation	Rowe score preoperatively	Rowe score prior to second look arthroscopy
1	Male	19	Right	Acute	Bankart, Hill-Sachs, SLAP II	4	19	Biceps tendon pain	Partial healing SLAP	45	100
2	Male	23	Right	Acute	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	14	Stiffness	Firm healing	45	100
3	Male	21	Right	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	4	19	Activity related pain	Partial healing superior glenohumeral ligament	40	100
4	Male	22	Left	Acute	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	22	New injury with persistent synovitis	Firm healing	40	100
5	Male	20	Right	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	24	ACJ pain	Firm healing	20	95
6	Female	28	Left	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	12	Occasional locking of the shoulder	Partial healing superior glenohumeral ligament, anchor pull out	20	95
7	Male	32	Left	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	18	ACJ pain	Firm healing	15	90
8	Male	31	Left	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs, SLAP II	4	13	Biceps tenodesis	Mild synovitis, complete healing	15	90
9	Male	24	Right	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	2	26	Anchor prominence	Firm healing, no cartilage injury	15	90
10	Male	25	Right	Acute	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	21	Stiffness	Firm healing, anchor pull out	15	80
11	Male	20	Left	Chronic	Bankart, Hill-Sachs	3	19	Persistent activity pain	Partial healing superior glenohumeral ligament	15	80

ACJ: Acromioclavicular joint; SLAP: Superior labral tears.