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Optimization of tissue anchoring performance and mechanical properties of barbed sutures for flexor tendons repair

Optimization of tissue anchoring performance and mechanical properties of barbed sutures for flexor tendons repair

作     者:Joseph Bakhach Ahmad Oneissi Elsa Bakhach Reem Karameh Mireille Hantouche EIie Shammas 

作者机构:American University of Beirut Medical CenterBeirut 1107-2020Lebanon 

出 版 物:《Plastic and Aesthetic Research》 (整形与美容研究(英文版))

年 卷 期:2018年第5卷第4期

页      面:1-17页

学科分类:1002[医学-临床医学] 100214[医学-肿瘤学] 10[医学] 

主  题:Flexor tendon hand suture finger sheath pulley barb 

摘      要:Aim: The ideal flexor tendon repair should be reliable, simple and strong enough without impairing the tendon healing. Based on these requirements, we have imagined the use of a single barbed intra-tendinous suture for stumps connection. The aim of our research is to quantify the stress that the suture and barbs should withstand in order to ensure perfect stumps connections. Methods: Seven different cross-section sutures were selected for the research study. One circular and 6 different elliptical shapes were defined according to the ratio of their minor and major axes (ρ = b/a). Barbs were designed with 3 different depths and 3 different cut angles. Thus, 9 different situations were considered for each suture geometry. Finally, 2 loading conditions were applied on each barb and tested in ANSYS Workbench using a finite element analysis technique. Results: Studies showed that a barbed suture with 0.18-mm depth, 150° cut angle and ρ = 3 produced the lowest stresses within the barb itself, while a barbed suture with 0.18-mm depth, 160° cut angle and ρ = 4 demonstrated lowest stress within the entire suture. Conclusion: The stress values in these two configurations are observed to be very close and both can fit a single barbed suture for tendon insertion and repair.

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