PURPOSE: The 4-strand cross-locked cruciate technique (Adelaide technique) for repairing
flexor tendons in zone II is a favorable method in terms of strength and simplicity. The …

Background: Understanding how medical experts and their patients process and transfer
information is of critical importance for efficient health care provision. Behavioral economics …

Background For women who undergo cosmetic breast augmentation, their post-operative
risk assessment may not match their pre-operative understanding of the involved risks and …

The article discusses a study which investigates a radiographic method for examining the
three-dimensional changes in the Kessler core suture configuration under tension. For the …

Background: Premature fusion of the sagittal (midline) suture between 2 parietal bones is
the most common form of craniosynostosis. Surgical correction is mandated to improve head …

… Author links open overlay panel Roger Haddad a , Tim S. Peltz a , Abe Lau a , Nicky Bertollo
a , Sean Nicklin a b , William R. Walsh a … Matheson, S. Nicklin, MP Gianoutsous, WR Walsh …

Background: Un-knotted barbed suture constructs are postulated to decrease repair bulk and
improve tension loading along the entire repair site resulting in beneficial biomechanical …

The 4-strand cross-locked cruciate flexor tendon repair technique (Adelaide technique) has
been shown to have comparably high resistance to gap formation and ultimate tensile …

… Research has shown that an individual’s general attitude towards a particular new
technology can be directly related to one’s own belief in scientific progresses ability to solve an …

The Knotless Tendon Repair With a Resorbable Unidirectional Barbed Suture Device: An In
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