Arthroscopic devices, systems, and methods of use

A method of performing an arthroscopic bone augmentation surgery, comprising:

• drilling a pilot hole into a bone in need of augmentation surgery, wherein the drilling is performed from a first side to a second side;
• passing a first end of a surgical cable through the pilot hole from the first side to the second side and into a graft;
• securing a first crimping member to the first end of the surgical cable on the first side, wherein the first crimping member is secured to an outer surface of the bone;
• passing a second end of the surgical cable through a tensioning and crimping device and into engagement with a tensioning mechanism;
• tensioning the surgical cable using the tensioning mechanism to a setting sufficient to apply a compressive force to the bone and the graft;
• while maintaining the compressive force, actuating movement of a securing member carried within the tensioning and crimping device toward a second crimping member positioned at a distal end of the tensioning and crimping device;
• engaging the securing member with the second crimping member, wherein the securing member comprises a plurality of barbs configured to engage with a plurality of corresponding grooves on the second crimping member;
• and
• releasing the securing member from the tensioning and crimping device upon engagement with the second crimping member on the second side to preserve the applied compressive force, wherein the second crimping member and engaged securing member are secured to an outer surface of the graft.