Use of the suture anchor in modified open Bankart reconstruction

Martin, Allie; Herrera, Antonio; Sebastián, Juan; Sanchez, April T.; Cebollada, J.; García, Juan Martínez

doi:10.1007/s002640050267

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“…106 The good performance of PLA and PLGA in vivo makes of them one of the reference tools for the medical reconstruction of cartilage and bone defects such as Bankart's reconstruction, which is the reattachment of the capsule and glenoid labrum to the glenoid lip. 107,108 Apart from PLA and PGA, other polymers to regenerate cartilage or bone are currently being studied, including polycaprolactones, 109,110 polyfumarates, 111 polyethyleneglycol, 112 polyvinyl alcohol, 113,114 and polyethylene oxide. 115 All of them are nontoxic, nonimmunogenic, and bioresorbable and have proven to be effective in allowing chondrocyte growth.…”

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Morphogenetic and Regulatory Mechanisms During Developmental Chondrogenesis: New Paradigms for Cartilage Tissue Engineering

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2009

Tissue Engineering Part B: Reviews

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Cartilage is the first skeletal tissue to be formed during embryogenesis leading to the creation of all mature cartilages and bones, with the exception of the flat bones in the skull. Therefore, errors occurring during the process of chondrogenesis, the formation of cartilage, often lead to severe skeletal malformations such as dysplasias. There are hundreds of skeletal dysplasias, and the molecular genetic etiology of some remains more elusive than of others. Many efforts have aimed at understanding the morphogenetic event of chondrogenesis in normal individuals, of which the main morphogenetic and regulatory mechanisms will be reviewed here. For instance, many signaling molecules that guide chondrogenesis--for example, transforming growth factor-beta, bone morphogenetic proteins, fibroblast growth factors, and Wnts, as well as transcriptional regulators such as the Sox family--have already been identified. Moreover, extracellular matrix components also play an important role in this developmental event, as evidenced by the promotion of the chondrogenic potential of chondroprogenitor cells caused by collagen II and proteoglycans like versican. The growing evidence of the elements that control chondrogenesis and the increasing number of different sources of progenitor cells will, hopefully, help to create tissue engineering platforms that could overcome many developmental or degenerative diseases associated with cartilage defects.

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confidence: 99%

Morphogenetic and Regulatory Mechanisms During Developmental Chondrogenesis: New Paradigms for Cartilage Tissue Engineering

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2009

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“…Suture anchors were used to facilitate the Bankart reconstruction [2][3][4]. Good results were reported to range from 91% to 97% [3][4][5][6][7][8]. However, few studies have discussed that whether the size of Bankart lesions could affect surgical results.…”

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Open Bankart repair with suture anchors for traumatic recurrent anterior shoulder instability: comparison of results between small and large Bankart lesions

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et al. 2005

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc

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This retrospective study was to demonstrate the clinical outcome of open Bankart repair with suture anchors for recurrent anterior shoulder instability, and to compare surgical results of small (<3 clock units) and large (>3 clock units) Bankart lesions. With an average follow‐up of 55.6 months (2–8 years), there were 82 patients (60 right, 22 left shoulders) with the mean age of 27 years accepting open Bankart repair with suture anchors and capsular shift procedure by the same team. According to surgical findings, these patients were grouped into small (<3 clock units) and large (>3 clock units) Bankart lesions. Subjective outcomes were recorded according to the Bankart scoring system of Rowe. Rowe scores averaged 85.9±12.9 (range 25–100). The patients, 92–7 %, had objectively excellent or good results. Twenty nine patients (35.4%) had small Bankart lesions and 53 patients had large Bankart lesions. The Rowe scores in small Bankart lesions were better than that in large Bankart lesions (93.5±6.8 vs.81.8±13.6, Wilcoxon rank sum test, P<0.001). Mean scores of stability (Wilcoxon rank sum test, P=0.043), motion (Wilcoxon rank sum test, P=0.037), and function (Wilcoxon rank sum test, P<0.001) in small lesions also had superior outcomes than in large lesions. Four patients (4.9%) got fair results and two (2.4%) patients got poor results at the end of follow‐up. The average loss of external rotation is 10°. Open Bankart repair with the aid of suture anchors still got satisfactory results in the treatment of traumatic recurrent anterior instability of the shoulder. The size of the Bankart lesion was a factor affecting surgical outcome. Small Bankart lesions usually got better results than large Bankart lesions.

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“…They are used for the attachment of soft tissues to bone such as ligament, tendon, and joint capsule 1–7 . Common clinical applications in humans include repair of rotator cuff injuries, distal biceps tendon avulsion, and collateral ligament insufficiency 1,8–13 . Many different bone anchors are approved for use in humans and can be used in animals if their size is appropriate.…”

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Mechanical Performance of a Screw‐Type Veterinary Suture Anchor Subjected to Single Load to Failure and Cyclic Loads

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Bone anchor holding strength is dependent on orientation of suture load. Screw-type bone anchor holding strength was not affected by longitudinal cyclic loading, and holding strengths of approximately 385 N can be expected in metaphyseal bone of large-breed mature dogs. Perpendicularly loaded anchors have higher failure loads, and holding strength of approximately 514 N can be expected in metaphyseal bone of the proximal humerus.

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Use of the suture anchor in modified open Bankart reconstruction

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Morphogenetic and Regulatory Mechanisms During Developmental Chondrogenesis: New Paradigms for Cartilage Tissue Engineering

Morphogenetic and Regulatory Mechanisms During Developmental Chondrogenesis: New Paradigms for Cartilage Tissue Engineering

Open Bankart repair with suture anchors for traumatic recurrent anterior shoulder instability: comparison of results between small and large Bankart lesions

Mechanical Performance of a Screw‐Type Veterinary Suture Anchor Subjected to Single Load to Failure and Cyclic Loads

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