Arthroscopy of the shoulder has increasingly been standardized during recent years. Following initial diagnosis, extraction of foreign bodies, and inflammatory processes, reconstructive procedures are increasingly being carried out arthroscopically. An important prerequisite for this kind of minimally invasive surgical technique was the development of implants for refixation of tendons and ligaments to bone that can be used in endoscopic procedures. Continual optimization of the instruments has meant that most trauma and degenerations can be treated arthroscopically in the area of the shoulder joint.

The instrument set for reconstructive shoulder surgery from Richard Wolf offers a safe and efficient methode for arthroscopic rotator cuff reconstruction and shoulder stabilisation.