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INJURY-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE CARE OF THE INJURED
卷 46, 期 6, 页码 1007-1012出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.injury.2015.02.007
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Greater tuberosity fracture; Biomechanics; Double-row suture-bridge; Braided-tape; Transosseous; Tension band; Fixation
Introduction: The optimal treatment for avulsion-type greater tuberosity fractures is yet to be determined. Three fixation methods are tested: tension band with #2 wire suture (TB), double-row suture bridge with anchors (DR), and simple transosseous fixation with braided tape (BT). Materials and methods: Twenty-four porcine proximal humeri were randomised into three groups: TB, DR and BT. A standardised greater tuberosity (GT) osteotomy was performed at 908 to the humeral diaphysis axis. A mechanical testing machine was used to simulate supraspinatus contraction. The force required to produce 3 mm and 5 mm displacement, as well as complete failure was measured with an axial load cell. Also, three cycles of shoulder flexion/extension with 25 N of supraspinatus contraction were performed. Maximum GT fragment translation and rotation amplitude during one cycle were measured. Results: During supraspinatus contraction, DR and BT groups (p < 0.05) were superior to TB group for both displacements. The BT technique had the strongest maximal load to failure (BT = 466 N; DR = 386 N; TB = 320 N). For the flexion/extension, DR and BT groups had less displacement and rotation than TB group (anterio-posterior displacement: BT = 2.0 mm, DR = 1.9 mm, TB = 5.8 mm; anterioposterior angular displacement: BT = 1.4 degrees, DR = 1.0 degrees, TB = 4.8 degrees). No significant difference was observed between DR and BT groups, except for the medio-lateral rotation favouring the DR group. Conclusion: In conclusion, BT and DR are good fixation methods to treat displaced avulsion-type greater tuberosity fractures. They have similar mechanical properties, and are stronger and more stable that the TB construct. Potential advantages of the BT over the DR may be a lower cost and easier surgery. Level of evidence: Basic science study (LEVEL II). (C) 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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