Isolated Ruptures of the Supraspinatus Muscle

Holibka, R; Ditmar, R; Holibková, A; Laichman, S; Růzicková, Katherine

doi:10.5507/bp.2003.034

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“…The operation was done by open technique through the deltoid muscle. Open operations were successfully performed for Johnson was the first to perform an arthroscopic operation of the shoulder joint 9 . He used metal staples to fixate the tendon of the rotator cuff to the great tubercle of the humerus.…”

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“…The average score of our set of 84 operated patients was 36 and none of our patients, according to the UCLA Score, obtained an unsatisfactory result. Due to this modern surgical arthroscopic technique, it is possible to safely perform RC suturing or refixation 2,4,[9][10][11][12][13][14] . We are convinced, along with other foreign authors, that arthroscopic suturing of RC ruptures allows for a higher quality treatment of RC ruptures.…”

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Arthroscopic Treatment of Ruptures of the Rotator Cuff

Holibka¹,

Kalina²,

Pach³

et al. 2005

Biomed Pap Med Fac Univ Palacky Olomouc Czech Repub

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566 patients with shoulder disease were treated at the Clinic of Orthopaedics at the University Hospital Olomouc. Of these, 181 were operated for ruptures of the rotator cuff (RC). They were categorised according to the Gschwend classification, age and gender(1). Laterality of the operated limb was also evaluated. Patients with ruptures larger than 4 cm were treated by open operation. 84 shoulders with ruptures classified as Gschwend I, II and IIIa -52 males and 32 females-were treated arthroscopically. The age of the operated patients ranged from 40-60 years. In both genders, the right shoulder was more often affected. Two operating techniques were used: 1) Transosseal refixation of the RC muscle tendons, using RC MITEK anchor implants, 2) "End to end" sutures, without implants(2-4). Operating time was reduced to 30-40 min. The operating results were evaluated according to the UCLA criteria- University of California Shoulder Rating Score(2). 45 patients achieved excellent results (53 %), 35 patients had good results (42 %), and 4 patients (5 %) obtained satisfactory results. None of the patients obtained poor results- a score of less than 20 was poor. Patients felt comfortable following the operation and none had any post-operational complications. The author is convinced, along with others, that arthroscopic suturing of RC ruptures classified I-IIIa allows for rupture treatment that in the past had to be treated by open technique(2-5). The deltoid muscle is not affected by arthroscopy. There is normalisation of the patient's movement, pain, force, and rotational stability is comparable to the healthy limb. Treatment time is reduced to a minimum and the patient may soon return to normal daily life.

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Arthroscopic Treatment of Ruptures of the Rotator Cuff

Holibka¹,

Kalina²,

Pach³

et al. 2005

Biomed Pap Med Fac Univ Palacky Olomouc Czech Repub

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“…V nám dostupné literatuře se nepodařilo nalézt práci srovnávající výsledky obou operačních technik: uložení implantátů do přední hrany glenoidu narozdíl od zavedení implantátu do spongializované části horního předního okraje kloubní plochy glenoidu. Výsledky obou rozdílných operačních postupů jsme proto vyhodnotili podle USLA skóre, stejně jako u našich dříve publikovaných prací a podobně jako mnozí současní autoři, i když je nám známo že, "Amecan Shoulder and Elbow Society" doporučuje hodnocení ramenního kloubu podle Constanta (6,12,15,16,20).…”

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The Role of Capsulolabral Complex in Bankart Lesion Repair Using Mitek Anchors

Holibka¹,

Pach²,

Kalina³

2007

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PURPOSE OF THE STUDYThe reconstructions of Bankart lesions, carried out according to the procedure recommended by the Mitek company, showed a high rate of recurrent dislocation. Therefore, based on operative experience, anatomical studies and reconstructive surgery on cadaver shoulders, we developed a new surgical technique that provided good shoulder stability and better operative outcomes. The results are reported here. MATERIALBetween 1997 and 2005, arthroscopic Bankart repair with use of Mitek anchors was performed on 368 shoulders at the

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Isolated Ruptures of the Supraspinatus Muscle

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Arthroscopic Treatment of Ruptures of the Rotator Cuff

Arthroscopic Treatment of Ruptures of the Rotator Cuff

The Role of Capsulolabral Complex in Bankart Lesion Repair Using Mitek Anchors

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