Die arthroskopische transossäre Reinsertion der Rotatorenmanschette

Abstract

In the 75 patients treated using a single suture, there was an improvement compared to the related Constant Score from 55.8% before the operation to 80.4% at the follow-up examination, after an average of 26.8 months. The average age in this group was 58.2 years (range 35-75 years). In the 21 patients treated with a mattress suture, there was an improvement compared to the related Constant score from 59% before the operation to 83% at 14.3 months after the operation. The average age in this group was 58 years (range 35-75 years).

Arthroscopic Anchorless Transosseous Rotator Cuff Repair Produces Equivalent Clinical Outcomes and Imaging Results as a Standard Suture Bridge Technique with Anchors

“… 13 A variety of techniques for arthroscopic TO RCR has been proposed in the literature, such as an anterior cruciate ligament tibial drill guide, a customized drill guide, 14 or a variety of bone needles. 15 , 16 Subsequently, arthroscopic devices such as the ARTHROTUNNELER (Tornier/Wright, Memphis TN) were designed to allow the creation of intersecting bone tunnels 17 ( Fig 1 ). The purpose of the study was to compare the clinical and imaging outcome of arthroscopic TOE RCR with anchors with arthroscopic anchorless TO RCR at a minimum of 2 years postoperatively.…”

Rotator Cuff Repair Technique With Transosseous Knotless Anchor System

“…Recently, arthroscopic transosseous repair constructs have been described that may offer advantages to traditional arthroscopic constructs, including broad footprint coverage, fewer anchors, and decreased pain with similar functional outcomes. 3 , 4 , 5 …”