of a Novel Bone-Tendon Allograft With a Human Dermis–Derived Patch for Repair of Chronic Large Rotator Cuff Tears Using a Canine Model

Shoulder: Rotator Cuff


Comparison of a Novel Bone-Tendon Allograft With a Human Dermis–Derived Patch for Repair of Chronic Large Rotator Cuff Tears Using a Canine Model


Smith MJ, Cook JL, Kuroki K, et al (Univ of Missouri, Columbia) Arthroscopy 28:169-177, 2012§



C.J. Tuohy, MD



Evidence Ranking


• D



Expert Rating


• 3



Abstract



Purpose


This study tested a bone-tendon allograft versus human dermis patch for reconstructing chronic rotator cuff repair by use of a canine model.



Methods

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