腱板断裂手術における合併症 : 直視下手術

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Complications of surgical treatment of rotator cuff tear are directly related to each surgical procedure. Postoperative failure can be minimized if the surgeon has made accurate diagnosis with identification of the precise anatomical pathology, and knows the rationale for appropriate surgical treatment. Failed rotator cuff repair can be caused by excessive tension of the cuff, incorrect reinsertion in line with the direction of tendon fiber, degenerative change in tendons, and inadequate subacromial decompres-sion. Nonfunctioning deltoid can be caused by incomplete reattaching of the deltoid to the acromion after acromioplasty or axillary nerve injury. Swelling and contracture of the finger was identified after the rotator cuff repair. Infection after rotator cuff repair occurred in seven of 2271 cases over ten years.
2010-08-04