Inside the future of rotator cuff fixation: Part 1

Inside the future of rotator cuff fixation: Part 1

Kicking off this two-part series on TENDON SEAM technology, the panel discusses its continuous-stitch construct and what it could mean for clinical outcomes. Exploring how the technique differs from traditional transosseous equivalent (TOE) methods, they examine key aspects of intra-operative adjustment and reducing complexity in a more streamlined approach.  With Dr Christopher Klifto, Dr Marc Labbe and Dr Scott Trenhaile.

Inside the future of rotator cuff fixation: Part 2

In the second half of this TENDON SEAM technology deep dive, the host surgeons turn their attention to design inspirations and addressing known limitations of transosseus equivalent repairs. After insights on early biomechanical strength data, they discuss the impact on rehabilitation, dialogue with physical therapists and patients, and preferred treatment algorithms. With Dr Christopher Klifto, Dr Marc Labbe and Dr Scott Trenhaile.

Linking outcomes to economics in rotator cuff repair: Part 1

Listen to the first installment of a two-part series on the realities of rotator cuff repair costs and how they influence treatment selection. Three leading surgeons assess the biggest cost drivers, the impact on patients, and how they’re using REGENETEN◊ Implant cost-effectiveness data to support evidence-based use in their practice.

Linking outcomes to economics in rotator cuff repair: Part 2

Hear the conclusion of our rotator cuff cost-effectiveness series, continuing the discussion on clinical and financial costs of repair failures. Focusing on key aspects of how to handle patient discussions and expectations of recovery, the panel outlines how they’re adapting their approaches with the TENDON SEAM System and REGENETEN◊ Implant.

Evolving instability: From injury to innovation

Featuring Dr Pascal Boileau and Dr Emilio Calvo. Don’t miss this compelling conversation on shoulder instability repair and how it’s changing, through technique advancements, emerging technological breakthroughs and adapting surgeon practices. Two leaders in the field have a detailed knowledge of how repair has progressed, so they met to exchange their expert views on everything from injuries to innovation.