Estudo da resistência do tendão do supra-espinal com pontos simples, duplos e Mason Allen

Ikemoto, Roberto Yukio; Murachovsky, Joel; Nascimento, Luis Gustavo Prata; Bueno, Rogério Serpone; Almeida, Luis Henrique; Strose, Eric

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522010000200008

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“…Comparison of the double point with the modified Mason-Allen and the simple and double points did not show difference of resistance in the tendon concerning flaw in the suture -tendon interface; however, there is difference when the simple and modified MasonAllen points are compared (26) . The tendinous sutures on shoulder are efficient and, in a retrospective study, arthroscopic repair of injuries of the rotator cuff (RC) provides low surgical morbidity and enables diagnosis of associated joint injuries.…”

Section: Sports Orthopedics and Traumatologymentioning

confidence: 79%

Artigos publicados em periódicos brasileiros de interesse para a medicina do exercício e do esporte: uma revisão

Hernandez¹

2011

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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The purpose of this new series of 34 articles is to alert national and international readers to some of the most important recent contributions of the Brazilian medical literature in other areas of specialization. These are works that offer support to many lines of research in this area. The most relevant original articles are selected by experienced editors, who provided us with key words, which are highlighted in order to attract readers' attention. To facilitate reading, the articles are organized by area of interest. To make the maximum use of the limited editorial space, the authors' names are omitted. The final result brings the best of each article, in the authors' opinion, with a personal summary interpretation. Targeted at busy doctors, we hope this initiative will help further knowledge of scientific evidence for use in clinical practice, facilitating access to works of specific interest to the reader.

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Section: Sports Orthopedics and Traumatologymentioning

confidence: 79%