“…The deltopectoral approach makes the identification, dissection, and transfer of the LD/ TM tendons relatively simple and safe, because the tendons are located at the medial border of the humerus immediately behind the pectoralis major tendon. A posterior incision is not needed, and through this approach, the transfer can be performed with no stretching or angulation of the neurovascular pedicle and the axillary and radial nerves can be identified and protected [3,34,39,43]. By both lowering and medializing the humerus, the reverse prosthesis facilitates the tendon reattachment at the epiphysis level.…”