Muscle advancement in massive rotator cuff repair - To determine how adding muscle advancement affects the healing rate and functional outcomes of massive rotator cuff tear repair. Lead Investigator Dr Ben Cass
Stiffness after rotator cuff repair is common and difficult to prevent. The TXA 2 Study (Systemic Tranexamic Acid in Shoulder Arthroscopy and Rotator Cuff Repair) to assess if systemic use of tranexamic acid reduces bleeding and decreases pain and stiffness in patients undergoing shoulder arthroscopy
Comparative study of physician applied and patient reported Constant Scores utilising bathroom scales to derive force measurements
Propionibacterium acnes contamination in shoulder surgery
Clinical outcomes and safety of distal Biceps repairs using a modified entry point
Clinical outcomes and safety of distal Biceps repairs using a modified entry point
Propionibacterium acnes contamination in shoulder surgery
Early mobilisation following rotator cuff repair. Patients diagnosed with a tear of the supraspinatus tendon were invited to participate in a study to evaluate the effectiveness of rehabilitation programs following rotator cuff repair
Retrospective Review of the use of the Rota-Lok system for massive rotator cuff repairs. Massive rotator cuff tears can be painful and debilitating to the patient and very difficult to manage from a surgeons’ point of view. The results of this study suggest The Rota-Lok