Sports Medicine
Recent findings from University of Leipzig highlight research in sports medicine
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, August 21st, 2009
"The layered configuration of the rotator cuff tendon is not taken into account in classic rotator cuff tendon repair techniques. The mechanical properties of (1) the classic double-row technique, (1) a double-layer double-row (DLDR) technique in simple suture configuration, and (3) a DLDR technique in mattress suture configuration are significantly different," scientists writing in the American Journal of Sports Medicine report.
"Controlled laboratory study. Twenty-four sheep shoulders were assigned to 3 repair groups of full-thickness infraspinatus tears: group 1, traditional double-row repair; group 2, DLDR anchor repair with simple suture configuration; and...
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