True or False: Rehabilitation of the SCR is much faster than that of massive rotator cuff tears due to the strength of the ArthroFLEX dermal allograft.

Rehabilitation of the Subscapularis Reconstruction (SCR) is generally not much faster than that of massive rotator cuff tears, primarily because the underlying biology and healing processes involved in both types of injuries can be quite complex. While the ArthroFLEX dermal allograft may provide helpful structural support, the speed of rehabilitation is influenced by various factors including the extent of the tear, the patient's overall health, compliance with rehabilitation protocols, and the severity of the injury.

Massive rotator cuff tears can sometimes involve extensive muscle and tendon damage, which may require a more prolonged rehabilitation period. The use of dermal allografts like ArthroFLEX is intended to enhance the healing process by providing a scaffold for new tissue growth; however, this does not necessarily translate to a faster recovery in all cases. The rehabilitation timeline is also influenced by individual patient characteristics and the specific surgical technique used. These factors collectively suggest that while the graft may contribute to healing, it does not inherently expedite the rehabilitation process to a significant extent.