2004
DOI: 10.1177/0363546504264637
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Biomechanical Rationale for Development of Anatomical Reconstructions of Coracoclavicular Ligaments after Complete Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocations

Abstract: Despite the differences compared to the normal coracoclavicular ligament complex, the anatomical reconstruction complex more closely approximates the stiffness of the coracoclavicular ligament complex than current surgical constructs, and the incorporation of biological tissue could improve the overall structural properties with healing.

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“…[36][37][38] However, their results do not strictly apply to the postoperative condition, since they did not reproduce the physiologic AC joint motions that were shown in the present study. If the structural properties of intact or reconstructed ligaments could be certified in AC joint motion according to the present result, the optimal procedure for surgical treatment of the AC dislocation could be established.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 55%
“…[36][37][38] However, their results do not strictly apply to the postoperative condition, since they did not reproduce the physiologic AC joint motions that were shown in the present study. If the structural properties of intact or reconstructed ligaments could be certified in AC joint motion according to the present result, the optimal procedure for surgical treatment of the AC dislocation could be established.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 55%
“…Hier bietet es sich an, die Fäden ausreichend lang zu belassen oder gar auf der Vorderseite der Klavikula entlangzufüh-ren, um eines der TightRopes zu schlingen und dann erneut zu verknoten, sodass diese Gefahr minimiert wird. Hier bieten sich Sehnenersatzverfahren an, welche sich in ersten biomechanischen Studien Erfolg versprechend zeigen [19,20]. Es gilt, dass die voroperierte Schulter, welche vielleicht schon einer Weaver-Dunn-Operation oder einer Sehnentransplantatoperation unterzogen wurde, in ihrer Anatomie so verändert ist, dass sie nicht in die Hand des unerfahrenen Operateurs gehört.…”
Section: Anatomieunclassified
“…Свободный сухожильный трансплантат, размещенный в более анатомическом поло-жении, реконструируя трапециевидную и ко-нусовидную связки, работает как интактный КК связочный комплекс и обладает близкой к нативной жесткостью [17,18].…”
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