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Causes Proximal biceps tendinitis can be caused due to: Sports such as tennis and baseball Shoulder joint arthritis Glenoid labral tears Chronic shoulder dislocation Shoulder impingement Inflammation of shoulder joint Symptoms Initially, proximal biceps tenodesis is asymptomatic, but, as the disease progress, you may experience symptoms including: Snapping sound of your shoulder Pain in the shoulder region and upper arm Pain while sleeping on your affected arm Stiffening and weakness of the arm Loss of motion of your affected arm Diagnosis Your surgeon will examine your shoulder and have you perform specific movements to assess the problem

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Arthorscopic versus open biceps tenodesis/tenotomy is indicated for recurrent symptoms