Abstract:To discuss and evaluate the suture technique from the deep to shallow of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair and its clinical results.?Methods?From January 2014 to June 2016, the clinical data of 33 small tears patients treated by arthroscopic rotator cuff repair was reviewed. We discussed the specific operation in the suture technique from the deep to shallow of arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, 14 cases in men and 19 cases in women. The mean age was 57.2?(38?~?75) years old. All the tears were repaired under the arthroscope, and single metal suture anchor had been used in all the patients. Constant-Murley score, UCLA score and ASES score were adopted before operation and one year after the operation.?Results?The pre-operation and post-operation mean constant score was (65.84?±?8.00) vs (84.73?±?6.24), the mean UCLA score was (17.63?±?3.11) vs (32.40?±?1.97), the mean ASES score was (78.80?±?7.02) vs (93.93?±?5.66), there was significant differences between pre-operation and post-operation (P?0.01).?Conclusion?It’s a simple and effective suture technique from the deep to shallow for small rotator cuff tears and it will be an innovation and development.