Background: The rates of ulnar collateral ligament injury and surgery continue to rise in baseball. Increased ball velocity and elbow varus torque may correlate with the increased risk of injury. Hypothesis: Increased ball weight and/or size correlate with decreased elbow varus torque during pitching.

In recent years, innovation in arthroscopic glenoid labral repair techniques has included the development of all- suture anchors. There are multiple potential advantages of all-suture anchors, including decreased bone removal, anchor migra- tion, synovitis/chondral injury, and bone reaction. Despite these potential advantages, few studies have examined clinical out- comes of glenoid labral repair with all-suture anchors.

Ultrasound (US)-guided trigger finger release provides comparable outcomes to open surgical release, yet there is a lingering concern for neurovascular injury specifically in the thumb due to its unique anatomy. This study evaluated the outcomes of patients undergoing US-guided trigger thumb release