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Journal of Hand Therapy, 1998
Recent studies of tendon repair are reviewed in order to help hand therapists make the most effective decisions regarding treatment of tendon injuries. Flexor tendons are emphasized by inclusion of the most current discussions and research on the different phases of intrinsic and extrinsic healing, the zones of injury, mechanical and chemical ...
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Recent studies of tendon repair are reviewed in order to help hand therapists make the most effective decisions regarding treatment of tendon injuries. Flexor tendons are emphasized by inclusion of the most current discussions and research on the different phases of intrinsic and extrinsic healing, the zones of injury, mechanical and chemical ...
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1997
The past decade has seen some remarkable advances in the management of acute tendon repair, both flexors and extensors. New surgical techniques, such as the epitenon-first technique for flexor tendons, combined with early motion rehabilitation, pharmacologic intervention to prevent adhesions, and noninvasive imaging techniques such as MR imaging to ...
J V, Ingari, W C, Pederson
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The past decade has seen some remarkable advances in the management of acute tendon repair, both flexors and extensors. New surgical techniques, such as the epitenon-first technique for flexor tendons, combined with early motion rehabilitation, pharmacologic intervention to prevent adhesions, and noninvasive imaging techniques such as MR imaging to ...
J V, Ingari, W C, Pederson
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1950
Abstract It is usually desirable to delay tendon repair in the region of so-called “no man's land.” Occasionally a primary graft may be done in this region. A tendon graft is frequently necessary on the dorsum of the finger at the level of the distal, medial and proximal joints.
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Abstract It is usually desirable to delay tendon repair in the region of so-called “no man's land.” Occasionally a primary graft may be done in this region. A tendon graft is frequently necessary on the dorsum of the finger at the level of the distal, medial and proximal joints.
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The Journal of Hand Surgery, 2015
Complete triceps tendon rupture is relatively rare, but more commonly seen in the athletic population. Loss of extension strength is the functional deficit for the elbow after rupture of the triceps tendon. Although partial tears may be treated conservatively, complete tears of the triceps tendon must be repaired to provide active extension at the ...
James B, Bennett, Thomas L, Mehlhoff
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Complete triceps tendon rupture is relatively rare, but more commonly seen in the athletic population. Loss of extension strength is the functional deficit for the elbow after rupture of the triceps tendon. Although partial tears may be treated conservatively, complete tears of the triceps tendon must be repaired to provide active extension at the ...
James B, Bennett, Thomas L, Mehlhoff
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JBJS Essential Surgical Techniques, 2023
Background: An open Achilles tendon repair is performed in patients who have suffered an acute rupture. All patients with this injury should be counseled on their treatment options, which include open operative repair and functional rehabilitation.
M. Lane Moore +8 more
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Background: An open Achilles tendon repair is performed in patients who have suffered an acute rupture. All patients with this injury should be counseled on their treatment options, which include open operative repair and functional rehabilitation.
M. Lane Moore +8 more
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Hand Clinics, 1985
In 1979 Verdan wrote, "whatever the situation may be, adhesions are until now certainly not a technically avoidable accident, but rather a consequence of the physiological healing process. As long as we have no technical solution to the problem of accurately maintaining the two cut ends in an intact synovial sheath without interfering with the blood ...
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In 1979 Verdan wrote, "whatever the situation may be, adhesions are until now certainly not a technically avoidable accident, but rather a consequence of the physiological healing process. As long as we have no technical solution to the problem of accurately maintaining the two cut ends in an intact synovial sheath without interfering with the blood ...
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Technique for repair of thesubscapularis tendon
Operative Techniques in Sports Medicine, 2000Patients with sudden loss of active motion after an external rotation or hyperextension injury should be viewed with a high index of suspicion for a subscapularis tear. Exaggerated external rotation and the presence of a positive lift off or belly press test on physical examination combined with appropriate imaging studies will lead to an early ...
R D, Travis, W Z, Burkhead, R, Doane
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JBJS Essential Surgical Techniques
Background: Extensor tendon injuries are a common condition that hand surgeons must be prepared to treat. The area of extensor tendon injury can traditionally be broken down into 9 zones. Physical examination is the best way to diagnose extensor tendon injury with a loss of active extension in the injured digit.
Varun Arvind +2 more
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Background: Extensor tendon injuries are a common condition that hand surgeons must be prepared to treat. The area of extensor tendon injury can traditionally be broken down into 9 zones. Physical examination is the best way to diagnose extensor tendon injury with a loss of active extension in the injured digit.
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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2005
Tendon connects muscle to bone and functions to transmit muscular forces across joints to stabilize or move those joints. Tendons in the foot and ankle are subject to enormous loads and consequently make up a substantial portion of the body's tendon injuries. Understanding the mechanisms of these injuries requires an understanding of the relative rates
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Tendon connects muscle to bone and functions to transmit muscular forces across joints to stabilize or move those joints. Tendons in the foot and ankle are subject to enormous loads and consequently make up a substantial portion of the body's tendon injuries. Understanding the mechanisms of these injuries requires an understanding of the relative rates
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Repair of flexor tendons by intratendinous tendon suture
The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1977In a three year period, severed flexor tendons in the fingers and palm of 50 patients were repaired using an intratendinous suture method. The majority were secondary repairs, and 21 of 50 were in children less than 15 years of age. Results were satisfactory, with 79% being rated as good or excellent.
K, Tsuge, I, Yoshikazu, Y, Matsuishi
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