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Biomechanics of subscapularis V-shaped tenotomy compared to standard tenotomy
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow SurgerySubscapularis function is critical after anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty (aTSA). Recently, however, a technique has been described that features a chevron or V-shaped subscapularis tendon cut (VT). This biomechanical study compared repair of the standard tenotomy (ST), made perpendicular to the subscapularis fibers, to repair of the novel VT using
Brett D. Haislup +5 more
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2020
Chronic tendinopathy of the adductor muscles/tendons, especially of the adductor longus, is the most frequently diagnosed cause of groin pain. Early diagnosis avoids loss of time from competition and chronic degenerative changes. This condition is common in young athletes, typically in soccer, and is usually related to excessive abuse of adductors with
C. Aletto, N. Maffulli
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Chronic tendinopathy of the adductor muscles/tendons, especially of the adductor longus, is the most frequently diagnosed cause of groin pain. Early diagnosis avoids loss of time from competition and chronic degenerative changes. This condition is common in young athletes, typically in soccer, and is usually related to excessive abuse of adductors with
C. Aletto, N. Maffulli
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Fowler’s Tenotomy for Mallet Deformity
Journal of Hand Surgery, 199335 patients with established mallet finger deformities were treated with Fowler’s tenotomy of the central extensor tendon. The mean lack of extension before operation was 45° 26 patients regained full extension, eight patients had a residual deformity of 10–20° and one patient of 30°
P, Houpt +2 more
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2019
Tightness or contracture of the pectoralis minor muscle can cause significant scapular dysfunction and is typically seen in patients with scapular dyskinesis and abnormal scapular protraction. When nonoperative treatment in these patients has failed, pectoralis tenotomy aims to resect the pectoralis minor tendon from the medial aspect of the coracoid ...
George F. LeBus +3 more
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Tightness or contracture of the pectoralis minor muscle can cause significant scapular dysfunction and is typically seen in patients with scapular dyskinesis and abnormal scapular protraction. When nonoperative treatment in these patients has failed, pectoralis tenotomy aims to resect the pectoralis minor tendon from the medial aspect of the coracoid ...
George F. LeBus +3 more
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Tenotomie des Musculus sternocleidomastoideus
2000Indikation: Muskularer Schiefhals bei Kindern bis zum 12. Lebensjahr (Torticollis congenitus).
Jörg Jerosch, Willi Attmanspacher
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1999
T E, Havas, D, Veivers, R J, Mobbs
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T E, Havas, D, Veivers, R J, Mobbs
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Stapediotomy (Stapedius Tenotomy)
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1949L R S, TAYLOR, G H, BATEMAN
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CONTRACTURE RESULTING FROM TENOTOMY
Archives of Surgery, 1930The term contracture is used to designate prolonged or more or less permanent muscle shortening. The delayed relaxation seen in a nervemuscle preparation after a series of rapidly repeated contractions, the delayed relaxation caused by veratrine poisoning, the prolonged shortening caused by nicotine and acetylcholine in frog muscle and in denervated ...
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