Embedded cross-stitch suture: an alternative to current cross-stitch peripheral suture.

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The impact of different peripheral suture techniques on the biomechanical stability in flexor tendon repair.An assessment of the tensile properties and technical difficulties of two- and four-strand flexor tendon repairs.

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Embedded cross-stitch suture: an alternative to current cross-stitch peripheral suture.

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Evaluation of four methods of flexor tendon repair for postoperative active mobilization.

Effects of tension direction on strength of tendon repair.

Strength of the suture in the epitenon and within the tendon fibres: development of stronger peripheral suture technique.

In vitro cyclic tensile testing of combined peripheral and core flexor tenorrhaphy suture techniques.

Increased suture embedment in tendons: an effective method to improve repair strength.

Biomechanical studies of 3 different 6-strand flexor tendon repair techniques.

Dorsal-enhanced sutures improve tension resistance of tendon repair.

Suture techniques with high breaking strength and low gliding resistance: experiments in the dog flexor digitorum profundus tendon.

A comparative analysis of the six-strand double-loop flexor tendon repair and three other techniques: a human cadaveric study.

Two-, four-, and six-strand zone II flexor tendon repairs: an in situ biomechanical comparison using a cadaver model.

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Embedded cross-stitch suture: an alternative to current cross-stitch peripheral suture.

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