| Literature DB >> 29965949 |
Matthew Steffes1, Samantha Tayne1, Feroz Osmani1, Gary Edwards1, Kyle MacGillis1, Walter Kim1, Jon E Hammarstedt2, Benjamin Goldberg1.
Abstract
Triceps tendon rupture is an uncommon yet potentially devastating injury affecting patients over a broad demographic. Surgical treatment is essential to restore upper extremity functional status, and a vast array of techniques has been implemented with different fixation devices including suture buttons, intraosseous anchors, and suture repairs. Outcomes of distal triceps tendon repair have demonstrated nearly full return of functional capacity. Complications include infection, ulnar nerve neuropathy, arthrofibrosis, flexion contracture, hardware irritation, and most commonly, repair failure. We illustrate a triceps repair technique with suture fixation that restores the tendinous footprint without need of an adjunctive device.Entities:
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Year: 2018 PMID: 29965949 DOI: 10.1097/BTH.0000000000000196
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Tech Hand Up Extrem Surg ISSN: 1089-3393