ABSTRACT Introduction: Despite advances in arthroscopic techniques and tendon fixation methods, structural failure after rotator cuff repair remains a relevant clinical challenge, particularly in extensive and massive tears, poor tendon quality, and repairs performed under tension. In this context, tendon-bone healing...
P. H. S. Lara, P. S. Belangero, Márcio Schiefer et al.· Acta Ortopédica Brasileira· 0 citations
There was no evidence showing that the use of three or more anchors was more effective than the use of two anchors for the arthroscopic treatment of anterior shoulder instability in adults, and the surgeon should individually assess patient- and disease-related characteristics to make the best treatment decision.
P. H. S. Lara, P. S. Belangero, Márcio Schiefer et al.· Acta Ortopédica Brasileira· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Introduction: Traumatic rotator cuff tears are acute structural injuries to one or more rotator cuff tendons caused by an identifiable trauma, generally associated with the abrupt onset of pain, weakness, and shoulder dysfunction. They must be distinguished from chronic degenerative tears and from acute injuri...
P. H. S. Lara, P. S. Belangero, Márcio Schiefer et al.· Acta Ortopédica Brasileira· 0 citations
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