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Biomechanical evaluation of a 4.75-mm and a 5.5-mm bone anchor at two insertion angles using one and two strands of suture

Salyer et al., 2022

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18231701890285165474
Author
Salyer S
Suber J
Melara L
Kieves N
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American Journal of Veterinary Research

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OBJECTIVE To compare biomechanical strength of 4.75-and 5.5-mm suture anchors when pulled at 45° or 90° angles using 1 versus 2 strands of suture. SAMPLE 48 synthetic bone block samples. PROCEDURES Anchors were inserted into synthetic bone blocks and tested …
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