The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear

Background: The study hypothesis is that the knowledge about the mechanical properties of biological tissues will help surgeons to choose a transplant. Aim: To determine the optimal type of a graft, based on the assessment of the mechanical properties of three types of grafts used for the superio...

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Autores principales: Daria A. Naida, Sergei Yu. Dokolin, Alexander Yu. Kochish, Alexander A. Akhpashev, Boris V. Tyulkevich
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:9a2a5f1e45dc4eb0b05745350fa9ae9c2021-11-30T18:15:21ZThe choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear2220-30952618-862710.17816/clinpract76045https://doaj.org/article/9a2a5f1e45dc4eb0b05745350fa9ae9c2021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://journals.eco-vector.com/clinpractice/article/viewFile/76045/pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2220-3095https://doaj.org/toc/2618-8627Background: The study hypothesis is that the knowledge about the mechanical properties of biological tissues will help surgeons to choose a transplant. Aim: To determine the optimal type of a graft, based on the assessment of the mechanical properties of three types of grafts used for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder joint with a massive rotator cuff tear. Methods: In the experimental work, 3 types of biological tissues were studied: allografts of the fascia lata and of the dura mater, and the DX Reinforcement Matrix (a dermal ECM xenograft). The experiment was divided into two parts. In the first part, the mechanical strength at rupture of the samples was evaluated and compared, in the second part the resistance of a vertical suture was studied. The tests included uniaxial stretching with the force and strain at rupture recorded. Results: The fascia lata allograft showed the highest ultimate tensile strength, while the dura mater allograft had the lowest ultimate tensile strength. All the three materials showed rather high values of the rupture strain. The lowest value of the rupture strain was detected for the dura mater allograft 15.22.6%, the highest value was obtained for the dermal ECM xenograft 63.320.8%. The largest value of the fracture stress was recorded for the DX Reinforcement Matrix 33.5 N. The minimum value was recorded for the fascia lata allograft 9.9 N. Conclusion: The fascia lata allograft and DX Reinforcement Matrix have the optimal mechanical characteristics and can be recommended as grafts for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder joint with a massive rotator cuff tear.Daria A. NaidaSergei Yu. DokolinAlexander Yu. KochishAlexander A. AkhpashevBoris V. TyulkevichEco-vectorarticlesuperior capsule reconstructionmassive rotator cuff teargraft strengthgraft suture retentionMedicineRRUКлиническая практика , Vol 12, Iss 3, Pp 5-12 (2021)
institution DOAJ
collection DOAJ
language RU
topic superior capsule reconstruction
massive rotator cuff tear
graft strength
graft suture retention
Medicine
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spellingShingle superior capsule reconstruction
massive rotator cuff tear
graft strength
graft suture retention
Medicine
R
Daria A. Naida
Sergei Yu. Dokolin
Alexander Yu. Kochish
Alexander A. Akhpashev
Boris V. Tyulkevich
The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
description Background: The study hypothesis is that the knowledge about the mechanical properties of biological tissues will help surgeons to choose a transplant. Aim: To determine the optimal type of a graft, based on the assessment of the mechanical properties of three types of grafts used for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder joint with a massive rotator cuff tear. Methods: In the experimental work, 3 types of biological tissues were studied: allografts of the fascia lata and of the dura mater, and the DX Reinforcement Matrix (a dermal ECM xenograft). The experiment was divided into two parts. In the first part, the mechanical strength at rupture of the samples was evaluated and compared, in the second part the resistance of a vertical suture was studied. The tests included uniaxial stretching with the force and strain at rupture recorded. Results: The fascia lata allograft showed the highest ultimate tensile strength, while the dura mater allograft had the lowest ultimate tensile strength. All the three materials showed rather high values of the rupture strain. The lowest value of the rupture strain was detected for the dura mater allograft 15.22.6%, the highest value was obtained for the dermal ECM xenograft 63.320.8%. The largest value of the fracture stress was recorded for the DX Reinforcement Matrix 33.5 N. The minimum value was recorded for the fascia lata allograft 9.9 N. Conclusion: The fascia lata allograft and DX Reinforcement Matrix have the optimal mechanical characteristics and can be recommended as grafts for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder joint with a massive rotator cuff tear.
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author Daria A. Naida
Sergei Yu. Dokolin
Alexander Yu. Kochish
Alexander A. Akhpashev
Boris V. Tyulkevich
author_facet Daria A. Naida
Sergei Yu. Dokolin
Alexander Yu. Kochish
Alexander A. Akhpashev
Boris V. Tyulkevich
author_sort Daria A. Naida
title The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
title_short The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
title_full The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
title_fullStr The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
title_full_unstemmed The choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
title_sort choice of an optimal graft for the superior capsule reconstruction of the shoulder with a massive rotator cuff tear
publisher Eco-vector
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/9a2a5f1e45dc4eb0b05745350fa9ae9c
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