Sentence examples for techniques of tendons from inspiring English sources

D'Agostino et al. [ 23] suggested that this is due to the greater difficulty of assessing vascular blood flow with Doppler techniques of tendons in patients with spondyloarthropathies because of minor vessels compared with joint synovium.

The influence of different repair techniques on tendon tensile strength was evaluated by mechanical testing.

Repair techniques of rotator cuff tendon tears have improved in recent years; nonetheless, the failure rate remains high.

Two endoscopic repair techniques of the gluteus tendon are described in the literature [39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44].

This study proposes a comparison between two percutaneous techniques of subcutaneous Achilles tendon rupture by evaluating the risk of lesion developing, the morbidity of the surgical technique adopted and the effectiveness of each technique.

The main objective of this study was to describe a novel technique of Achilles tendon repair suitable for ruptures in zone I and chronic ruptures in zone II where end-to-end repair is not possible.

Current suturing techniques to join split ends of tendons, while providing sufficient mechanical strength to prevent gapping, are inadequate to carry normal loads.

As regards tendon deformity, the repair site cross-sectional area of tendon repaired with the knotless technique was significantly smaller than that of tendons repaired with Kessler and Savage techniques.

The repair-site cross-sectional area of tendons repaired with the knotless technique was significantly smaller than that of tendons repaired with the Kessler or Savage technique (p<0.01).

This technique provides information on bone degradation, synovitis, and inflammation of tendons and entheses.

Domb [44] described another endoscopic technique of approaching the tendon through a longitudinal split in line with its fibers, in order to visualize and treat intra-substance tears without affecting the integrity and strength of the tendon itself.