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The abstract describes the bony PASTA lesion and introduces an arthroscopic transtendinous modified double-row suture bridge repair technique without reporting clinical outcomes.
Introduces transtendinous double-row repair for bony PASTA lesions; leaves open clinical efficacy and safety pending outcome data.
Surgical and conservative management of partial tears of the rotator cuff has long been a controversial topic for many generations of shoulder surgeons. These tears frequently occur on both the articular and bursal surfaces and within the intrasubstance of the rotator cuff. The term "PASTA lesion" describes the partial articular supraspinatus tendon avulsion-type injury. A less common variant of this injury is the bony PASTA lesion or partial articular bony avulsion of the supraspinatus tendon (PABAST).
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Johnson et al. (2014) studied Bony PASTA lesion (partial articular bony avulsion of the supraspinatus tendon). Arthroscopic Transtendinous Modified Double-Row Suture Bridge Repair was evaluated. The abstract describes the bony PASTA lesion and introduces an arthroscopic transtendinous modified double-row suture bridge repair technique without reporting clinical outcomes.
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