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11 APPENDIX A ECLIPSE SIZING GUIDE Eclipse Sizing Guide Measure the diameter of the graft using the MedShape Soft Tissue Sizer. For arthroscopic or suprapectoral biceps tenodesis, MedShape recommends selecting the Implant size 1 mm larger than the diameter of the graft and drilling the bone tunnel to match the diameter of the Implant. If the graft measures a half size, select the Implant size 1.5 mm over the size of the graft (e.g., for a 5.5 mm graft, select a 7 mm Implant). Because of the harder, more dense bone found in a subpectoral approach, MedShape recommends selecting the Implant size that matches the diameter of the graft and drilling the bone tunnel 1 mm larger in diameter than the diameter of the Implant. If the graft measures a half size, select the Implant size 0.5 mm over the size of the graft (e.g., for a 5.5 mm graft, select a 6 mm Implant). Arthroscopic or Suprapectoral Biceps Tenodesis Graft Diameter Implant Size Tunnel Diameter Tunnel Depth 5 mm 6 x 20 mm 6 mm 25 mm 6 mm 7 x 20 mm 7 mm 25 mm 7 mm 8 x 20 mm 8 mm 25 mm 8 mm 9 x 20 mm 9 mm 25 mm Subpectoral Biceps Tenodesis Graft Diameter Implant Size Tunnel Diameter Tunnel Depth 5 mm 5 x 20 mm 6 mm 25 mm 6 mm 6 x 20 mm 7 mm 25 mm 7 mm 7 x 20 mm 8 mm 25 mm 8 mm 8 x 20 mm 9 mm 25 mm Note: When anatomy permits, always select the Implant size with the greatest length. If the bone is too narrow to accommodate the longer Implant, the shorter Implant may be selected for use. To determine the appropriate bone tunnel depth, round the length of the Implant to the next higher increment of 5 mm (e.g., for a 6 x 12 mm Implant, drill the bone tunnel to a depth of 15 mm).