Tendon Transfer for Irreparable Cuff Tear 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-2-8178-0049-3_5
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Teres major flap: surgical anatomy, technique of harvesting, methods of fixation, postoperative management

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“…47 At two years, patients had improved FF, ER, visual analogue scale (VAS), and constant scores. Mansat et al 48 evaluated 12 TMTs with a mean of six years follow-up with similar results to Henseler. Similar to the LDT, negative prognostic factors included previous surgery and RCTs involving the subscapularis.…”
Section: Irreparable Posterosuperior Rctsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…47 At two years, patients had improved FF, ER, visual analogue scale (VAS), and constant scores. Mansat et al 48 evaluated 12 TMTs with a mean of six years follow-up with similar results to Henseler. Similar to the LDT, negative prognostic factors included previous surgery and RCTs involving the subscapularis.…”
Section: Irreparable Posterosuperior Rctsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…At two years of follow-up, the patients had significant ( p < 0.05) improvements in ER, FF, and visual analogue scale and Constant-Murley scores. With a medium-term follow-up (mean of six years), Mansat et al 37 evaluated the results of 12 TMTs, showing results similar to those of Henseler et al 36 Interestingly, the authors 37 could identify negative preoperative prognostic factors that included previous surgery and RCTs involving the subscapularis, as well as two positive prognostic factors: isolated involvement of the infraspinatus and of the functional teres minor. Furthermore, Mansat et al 37 described the following recommendations for TMT transfer: the patients should be under the age of 55 years, should have proper understanding of the lesion and the treatment, and should have intact subscapularis and anterior supraspinatus cable.…”
Section: Teres-major-tendon (Tmt) Transfermentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Em dois anos de acompanhamento, os pacientes apresentaram melhoras significativas ( p < 0,05) na RE, na elevação, na escala visual analógica, e nos escores de Constant-Murley. No acompanhamento em médio prazo (média de seis anos), Mansat et al 37 avaliaram os resultados de transferências de TRM, que foram similares aos de Henseler et al 36 É interessante notar que os autores 37 puderam identificar fatores prognósticos pré-operatórios negativos, como cirurgias prévias e LMRs envolvendo o subescapular, além de dois fatores prognósticos positivos: o acometimento isolado do infraespinal e a presença de um redondo menor funcional. Além disso, Mansat et al 37 descreveram as seguintes recomendações para a transferência de TRM: os pacientes devem ter menos de 55 anos de idade e entendimento adequado da lesão e do tratamento, além de subescapular e cabo supraespinal anterior intactos.…”
Section: Transferência Do Tendão Do Redondo Maior (Trm)unclassified
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