Posts Tagged ‘Orthopaedic research’
Inside IBISG: Meet the International Faculty Advancing Internal Brace Research
Following the landmark inaugural Consensus Meeting of the Internal Brace International Study Group (IBISG) in Glasgow, a new film gives an opportunity to hear directly from some of the international experts helping to shape the group and its future. The Glasgow meeting brought the international faculty together to review the growing body of evidence surrounding…
Read MoreNew Internal Brace Research Papers Added to Our Online Library
We’re pleased to share that we’ve added a new tranche of recently published Internal Brace research papers to the Mackay Clinic research library. The aim of this page is simple: to bring together Internal Brace research from around the world in one easy-to-access place. While you’ll find several studies led by Professor Mackay, the library…
Read MoreEvaluation of femoral isometric placement accuracy of internal brace implants and its impact on stifle stability in the management of pivot shift phenomenon following TPLO 08/25
Abstract: Objective To evaluate the impact of accurate isometric placement of internal brace implants on stifle stability following tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO) in dogs with pivot shift phenomenon and to propose a novel classification system for pivot shift grading. Study design Retrospective observational study. Animals A total of 39 dogs (46 stifles) undergoing TPLO…
Read MoreAn Anatomic Single-Tendon Posterolateral Corner Reconstruction Technique With Suspensory Fixation and Internal Brace (08/25)
The role the posterolateral corner (PLC) plays in controlling varus and posterolateral rotatory laxity is crucial, especially in the setting of combined cruciate ligament injuries. PLC reconstruction is essential to restore knee laxity, helping to reduce the risk of cruciate ligament graft failure. The LaPrade technique is the most used anatomic PLC reconstruction technique; however,…
Read MoreMid-term outcomes of scapholunate ligament reconstruction with internal brace augmentation (12/25)
INTRODUCTION: Scapholunate ligament injury may cause carpal instability leading to pain, dysfunction and risk of scapholunate advanced collapse (SLAC) if untreated. Chronic dissociation is challenging to manage, with no clear reference standard reconstruction technique. This study aimed to evaluate the outcomes of scapholunate ligament reconstruction using an extensor carpi radialis brevis autograft and internal brace augmentation.…
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