2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jse.2015.09.002
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A 3D finite element model for geometrical and mechanical comparison of different supraspinatus repair techniques

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“…A larger and more stable tendon-to-bone contact interface during the early phase of the healing process is nowadays a worldwide accepted concept 16,20,21 , so that different techniques have been developed to obtain a more anatomic configuration of the RC repair on the footprint providing a better environment for tendon healing. During the last years the demonstration that the suture tension for any TO technique provides a more direct tendon-to-bone compression vector and a larger…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A larger and more stable tendon-to-bone contact interface during the early phase of the healing process is nowadays a worldwide accepted concept 16,20,21 , so that different techniques have been developed to obtain a more anatomic configuration of the RC repair on the footprint providing a better environment for tendon healing. During the last years the demonstration that the suture tension for any TO technique provides a more direct tendon-to-bone compression vector and a larger…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A larger and more stable tendon-to-bone contact interface during the early phase of the healing process is nowadays a worldwide accepted concept 16,20,21 , so that different techniques have been developed to obtain a more anatomic configuration of the RC repair on the footprint providing a better environment for tendon healing. During the last years the demonstration that the suture tension for any TO technique provides a more direct tendon-to-bone compression vector and a larger repair site contact area when compared to the suture anchor technique has lead to the introduction of arthroscopic TO RC repair techniques 9,10 .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For these reasons, the best arthroscopic technique has not yet been established and open transosseous (TO) RC repair is to be considered the gold standard procedure 15 . As recently established, mechanical factors are at the basis of any healing process, being pressure an aspect able to positively influence the healing process 16 . The TO technique permits to maximize the tendon footprint contact area 2 and to reduce motion at the tendon to bone interface 17 .…”
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“…Es ampliamente aceptado considerar como isotrópicos el tejido cortical y esponjoso para caracterizar el comportamiento mecánico del hueso, aunque en realidad no lo son. Lo anterior permite simplificar el modelado del sistema, reduciendo considerablemente el tiempo de cómputo para la obtención de la respuesta a estudiar [29,39,41,42,43,44,45]. CLAVERT et al [44] identificaron el módulo de elasticidad obtenido a través de la experimentación con tejido cortical y esponjoso del extremo superior del húmero para hueso sano y con osteoporosis, ambos considerados como materiales isotrópicos.…”
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