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The double-barrel knot is a new arthroscopic sliding knot technique for soft tissue reconstruction and repair in shoulder surgery.
Describes a new arthroscopic sliding knot technique for soft tissue reconstruction in shoulder surgery.
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New double-barrel knot enables single- and double-pulley shoulder repairs; leaves open comparative efficacy and clinical outcomes.
The double-barrel knot is a new arthroscopic sliding knot for soft tissue reconstruction and repair procedures in arthroscopic and open shoulder surgery. The double-barrel knot is a modified sliding hitch, and is formed using 2 sutures from a single double-loaded anchor (single-pulley technique) or 2 sutures from 2 adjacent anchors (double-pulley technique). This paper describes the method of double-barrel knot formation, and its variations; in addition, single-pulley and double-pulley techniques for anterior glenoid labral repair are presented.
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Deepak N. Bhatia (2013) studied Soft tissue reconstruction and repair in shoulder surgery. Double-barrel knot was evaluated. The double-barrel knot is a new arthroscopic sliding knot technique for soft tissue reconstruction and repair in shoulder surgery.
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