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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1990
The advent of arthroscopy and advanced arthroscopic techniques has made meniscal repair the preferred approach for many meniscal tears. This article reviews the blood supply of the meniscus and discusses the supporting scientific evidence, decision making, and techniques for meniscal repair.
D E, Cooper, S P, Arnoczky, R F, Warren
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The advent of arthroscopy and advanced arthroscopic techniques has made meniscal repair the preferred approach for many meniscal tears. This article reviews the blood supply of the meniscus and discusses the supporting scientific evidence, decision making, and techniques for meniscal repair.
D E, Cooper, S P, Arnoczky, R F, Warren
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1987
Arthroscopic meniscal repair is a promising new technique for treating peripheral meniscal tears. With proper attention to surgical technique, the repair can be safely performed by any surgeon with moderate arthroscopic skills. We recommend that in all cases the capsule be exposed through a small incision to identify and protect the neurovascular ...
B, Graf, T, Docter, W, Clancy
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Arthroscopic meniscal repair is a promising new technique for treating peripheral meniscal tears. With proper attention to surgical technique, the repair can be safely performed by any surgeon with moderate arthroscopic skills. We recommend that in all cases the capsule be exposed through a small incision to identify and protect the neurovascular ...
B, Graf, T, Docter, W, Clancy
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The Surgeon, 2003
Although the first meniscal repair was performed over 100 years ago, many aspects of meniscal repair remain controversial. This article reviews the structure and function of the menisci, the rationale for repair and the clinical results of arthroscopic meniscal repair.
M C, Forster, A S, Aster
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Although the first meniscal repair was performed over 100 years ago, many aspects of meniscal repair remain controversial. This article reviews the structure and function of the menisci, the rationale for repair and the clinical results of arthroscopic meniscal repair.
M C, Forster, A S, Aster
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Arthroscopic subscapularis repair
Operative Techniques in Orthopaedics, 2002An all-arthroscopic rotator-cuff repair is a challenging procedure that can be successfully performed for treatment of supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendon tears. Often tears of the subscapularis tendon do not involve the entire tendon and retraction of the torn edge is within 1–2 cm of its attachment site. Occasionally, the entire tendon is torn and
Jeff A. Fox +2 more
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Arthroscopic Subscapularis Repair
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2014As the largest and most powerful rotator cuff muscle, the subscapularis plays a critical role in proper shoulder function. The diagnosis of subscapularis tears is made based on history and physical examination and confirmed with imaging studies. Historically, subscapularis tears have been addressed in an open fashion. Recent literature has demonstrated
Andrew F, Kuntz +3 more
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Orthopedics, 1983
ABSTRACT: Repairs of peripheral meniscus tears have been shown to be an effective and successful procedure. Arthroscopic instruments and techniques have been improved to allow for the repair of some of these tears. Two techniques have been utilized by the authors in a limited number of cases with excellent results to date.
W G, Clancy, B K, Graf
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ABSTRACT: Repairs of peripheral meniscus tears have been shown to be an effective and successful procedure. Arthroscopic instruments and techniques have been improved to allow for the repair of some of these tears. Two techniques have been utilized by the authors in a limited number of cases with excellent results to date.
W G, Clancy, B K, Graf
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Complications of arthroscopic meniscal repair
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1993The results of 101 consecutive arthroscopic meniscal repairs were studied to determine the nature and fre quency of associated complications. All arthroscopic repairs were done by the senior author (OS) between November 1984 and June 1991. Our data include 65 patients with associated anterior cruciate ligament in juries, of which 49 underwent ...
K S, Austin, O H, Sherman
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ARTHROSCOPIC POSTERIOR CAPSULAR REPAIR
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2000Posterior shoulder instability is associated with capsular laxity and well-defined pathologic lesions of the gleno-labral concavity. Most arthroscopic techniques have concentrated on capsular shift or plication of capsular laxity. This article demonstrates that arthroscopic capsulolabral plication simultaneously can augment the glenolabral concavity to
J, Antoniou, D T, Harryman
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Arthroscopic revision of Bankart repair
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 2007The success of revision surgery for failed Bankart repair is not well known. This purpose of this study was to report the success rates achieved using arthroscopic techniques to revise failed Bankart repairs. Twelve arthroscopic revision Bankart repairs were performed on patients with recurrent unidirectional shoulder instability after open or ...
Brian R, Neri +5 more
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