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Greater Tuberosity Decortication Decreases Load to Failure of All-Suture Anchor Constructs in Rotator Cuff Repair by Ruder, John A., Dickinson, Ephraim Y., Peindl, Richard D., Habet, Nahir A., Fleischli, James E.

“…To evaluate the effect of greater tuberosity decortication on ultimate load to failure and displacement after cyclic loading with an all-suture anchor. A…”
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Cyclic and Load-to-Failure Properties of All-Suture Anchors in Human Cadaveric Shoulder Glenoid Bone by Ruder, John A., Dickinson, Ephraim Y., Peindl, Richard D., Habet, Nahir A., Trofa, David P., Fleischli, James E.

“…To evaluate the cyclic displacement and ultimate load to failure of 4 all-suture anchors in human cadaveric shoulder glenoid bone. Four all-suture anchors…”
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Cortical Button Fixation: A Better Patellar Tendon Repair? by Ode, Gabriella E., Piasecki, Dana P., Habet, Nahir A., Peindl, Richard D.

“…Background: Patellar tendon ruptures require surgical repair to optimize outcomes, but no consensus exists regarding the ideal repair technique. Cortical…”
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Slight Reduction in the Insertion Depth for an All-Suture Anchor Decreases Cyclic Displacement in the Shoulder Glenoid by Ruder, John A., Dickinson, Ephraim Y., Habet, Nahir, Peindl, Richard D., D'Alessandro, Donald F., Fleischli, James E.

“…To determine if the depth of anchor insertion affects the biomechanical performance of a 1.5-mm all-suture anchor in glenoid bone. A 1.5-mm all-suture anchor…”
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Cyclic and Load-to-Failure Properties of All-Suture Anchors in Human Cadaveric Shoulder Greater Tuberosities by Trofa, David P., Ruder, John A., Yeatts, Nicholas C., Peindl, Richard D., Habet, Nahir A., Saltzman, Bryan M., Fleischli, James E.

“…The purpose of this study was to evaluate the cyclic displacement, stiffness, and ultimate load to failure of 3 all-suture anchors in human cadaveric greater…”
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Evaluation of the Clavicle Hook Plate for Treatment of Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation: A Cadaveric Study by Vajapey, Sravya P., Bong, Matthew R., Peindl, Richard D., Bosse, Michael J., Ly, Thuan V.

“…OBJECTIVES:To describe surgical technique for proper placement of the clavicle hook plate, determine whether there is subacromial impingement caused by hook…”
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Proximity of the Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex to Key Surrounding Structures and Safety Assessment of an Arthroscopic Repair Technique: A Cadaveric Study by Kuremsky, Marshall A., M.D, Habet, Nahir, M.S, Peindl, Richard D., Ph.D, Gaston, R. Glenn, M.D

“…Purpose To quantify the distance of the dorsal ulnar sensory branch, floor of the extensor carpi ulnaris (ECU) subsheath, and ulnar neurovascular bundles from…”
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Use of an instrumented dual-task timed up and go test in children with traumatic brain injury by Newman, Mark A., Hirsch, Mark A., Peindl, Richard D., Habet, Nahir A., Tsai, Tobias J., Runyon, Michael S., Huynh, Toan, Phillips, Christian, Zheng, Nigel

“…•Electronically augmented timed up and go test with dual task is safe in children.•Children with brain injury and healthy controls perform differently on dual…”
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Textile Analysis of Heavy Weight, Mid-Weight, and Light Weight Polypropylene Mesh in a Porcine Ventral Hernia Model by Cobb, William S., Burns, Justin M., Peindl, Richard D., Carbonell, Alfredo M., Matthews, Brent D., Kercher, Kent W., Heniford, B. Todd

“…The purpose of this study was to assess the burst strength and stiffness of heavy weight (HW), mid-weight (MW), and light weight (LW) polypropylene mesh…”
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Comparative Evaluation of Adhesion Formation, Strength of Ingrowth, and Textile Properties of Prosthetic Meshes After Long-Term Intra-Abdominal Implantation in a Rabbit by Novitsky, Yuri W., M.D, Harrell, Andrew G., M.D, Cristiano, Joseph A., B.S, Paton, B. Lauren, M.D, Norton, H. James, Ph.D, Peindl, Richard D., Ph.D, Kercher, Kent W., M.D, Heniford, B. Todd, M.D

“…Background Effective laparoscopic ventral herniorrhaphy usually mandates the use of an intraperitoneal prosthetic. Visceral adhesions and changes in textile…”
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Reliability of the sub-components of the instrumented timed up and go test in ambulatory children with traumatic brain injury and typically developed controls by Newman, Mark A., Hirsch, Mark A., Peindl, Richard D., Habet, Nahir A., Tsai, Tobias J., Runyon, Michael S., Huynh, Toan, Zheng, Nigel

“…•Electronically augmented timed up and go test is a reliable measure of function.•Inertial measurement unit can reliably capture components of timed up and go…”
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Lower Extremity Joint Kinematics during Stair Climbing in Knee Osteoarthritis by HICKS-LITTLE, Charlie A, PEINDL, Richard D, HUBBARD, Tricia J, SCANNELL, Brian P, SPRINGER, Bryan D, ODUM, Susan M, FEHRING, Thomas K, CORDOVA, Mitchell L

“…Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most prevalent chronic lower extremity diseases, causing profound limitation of movement and ability to perform…”
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Temporal-Spatial Gait Adaptations During Stair Ascent and Descent in Patients With Knee Osteoarthritis by Hicks-Little, Charlie A., PhD, ATC, Peindl, Richard D., PhD, Fehring, Thomas K., MD, Odum, Susan M., MEd, CCRC, Hubbard, Tricia J., PhD, ATC, Cordova, Mitchell L., PhD, ATC, FNATA, FACSM

“…Abstract Knee osteoarthritis (OA) accounts for more functional disability of the lower extremity than any other disease. We recruited 18 patients with knee OA…”
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Biomechanical Analysis of Blade Plate Versus Locking Plate Fixation for a Proximal Humerus Fracture: Comparison Using Cadaveric and Synthetic Humeri by Siffri, Paul C, Peindl, Richard D, Coley, Edward R, Norton, James, Connor, Patrick M, Kellam, James F

“…OBJECTIVE:To compare the mechanical stability of a fixed-angle blade plate with that of a locking plate in a cadaveric proximal humerus fracture-fixation model…”
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A Biomechanical Comparison of Two Suture Anchor Configurations for the Repair of Type II SLAP Lesions Subjected to a Peel-Back Mechanism of Failure by Morgan, Robert J., M.D, Kuremsky, Marshall A., M.D, Peindl, Richard D., Ph.D, Fleischli, James E., M.D

“…Purpose: The purpose of this study was to biomechanically compare 2 different suture anchor configurations in the repair of type II SLAP lesions. Methods:…”
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Acetabular Component Deformation with Press-Fit Fixation by Squire, Matthew, Griffin, William L., Mason, J. Bohannon, Peindl, Richard D., Odum, Susan

“…Acetabular component deformation secondary to forces encountered during insertion is a potential consequence of the press-fit technique. This study…”
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Cell-based tissue engineering augments tendon-to-bone healing in a rat supraspinatus model by Loeffler, Bryan J., Scannell, Brian P., Peindl, Richard D., Connor, Patrick, Davis, Daniel E., Hoelscher, Gretchen L., Norton, H. James, Hanley Jr, Edward N., Gruber, Helen E.

“…Rotator cuff pathology causes substantial pain/disability and health care costs. Cell‐based tissue engineering offers promise for improved outcomes in tendon…”
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Transtibial Versus Anteromedial Portal ACL Reconstruction: Is a Hybrid Approach the Best? by Jennings, Jonathan K., Leas, Daniel P., Fleischli, James E., D’Alessandro, Donald F., Peindl, Richard D., Piasecki, Dana P.

“…Background: Improved biomechanical and clinical outcomes are seen when the femoral tunnels of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) are placed in the center of…”
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A Biomechanical Comparison of 2 Ulnar Collateral Ligament Reconstruction Techniques by Large, Thomas M., M.D, Coley, Eric R., M.Sc, Peindl, Richard D., Ph.D, Fleischli, James E., M.D

“…Purpose: To biomechanically compare the Jobe transosseous ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) reconstruction procedure and an interference screw reconstruction…”
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The Relationship Between Early-Stage Knee Osteoarthritis and Lower-Extremity Alignment, Joint Laxity, and Subjective Scores of Pain, Stiffness, and Function by Hicks-Little, Charlie A, Peindl, Richard D, Hubbard-Turner, Tricia J, Cordova, Mitchell L

“…Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a debilitating disease that affects an estimated 27 million Americans. Changes in lower-extremity alignment and joint laxity have…”
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