2011-11-23
AUTHORSA. Blessing, P.A. Grützner, S. Studier–Fischer
ABSTRACTSurgical treatment of horizontally or vertically unstable acromioclavicular (AC) joint dislocations covers a wide range of surgical techniques, e.g. stabilization via a tension band, hooked tie plate or Bosworth screw. Many of these techniques are often accompanied by various complications so that a stabilizing, low complication and approximately physiological surgical treatment has moved increasingly into the focus of scientific interest. Through further development of the dynamic TightRope® system in syndesmosis surgery there is now the possibility to treat unstable AC joint dislocations in a similar manner. Advantages include improved cosmetic aspects through a less stressful surgical access as well as the reduction of postoperative infections and the fact that a second intervention to remove the metal implants is no longer necessary. Within the framework of biomechanical studies scientists were able to show that the TightRope® treatment was able to create a stable situation and to provide a sufficient load capacity. More... »
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