Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT: The most tension resistant, nonmetallic, surgical suture is 5 polyester. Comparing it’s resistance to those of the dogs’ cranial cruciate ligament and the canine gastrocnemius tendon’s up until they rupture, it’s possible to detect a considerably inferior resistance on the implant’s part. With the goal of achieving high mechanical resistances from sutures, these were grouped and twisted, resulting in a surgical rope that is adjustable to the patients needs. We analyzed manufacturing methodology, final conformation and tension resistance, based on three sutures models: “A” (1 polyglactin 910), “B” (1 polyester) and “C” (5 polyester). Considering averages of thickness and final load, the “B” implants obtained lower values than “A”, indicating that polyglactin 910 ropes are more resistant than those of polyester. Moreover, the “C” implants resulted in the highest values of load and thickness, indicating that final thickness is predictive towards tension resistance. Size 1 Polyester was the only one to generate linear regression for supported load, ensuring the 25,34 Newtons (N) increment to every suture added to the implant, which suggests its use for the creation of non absorbable ropes. The use of 1 polyglatctin 910 promotes load averages superior to 1 polyester;therefore, it is indicated for making absorbable surgical ropes. |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope makingimplantligamentpolyesterpolyglactin 910tensionABSTRACT: The most tension resistant, nonmetallic, surgical suture is 5 polyester. Comparing it’s resistance to those of the dogs’ cranial cruciate ligament and the canine gastrocnemius tendon’s up until they rupture, it’s possible to detect a considerably inferior resistance on the implant’s part. With the goal of achieving high mechanical resistances from sutures, these were grouped and twisted, resulting in a surgical rope that is adjustable to the patients needs. We analyzed manufacturing methodology, final conformation and tension resistance, based on three sutures models: “A” (1 polyglactin 910), “B” (1 polyester) and “C” (5 polyester). Considering averages of thickness and final load, the “B” implants obtained lower values than “A”, indicating that polyglactin 910 ropes are more resistant than those of polyester. Moreover, the “C” implants resulted in the highest values of load and thickness, indicating that final thickness is predictive towards tension resistance. Size 1 Polyester was the only one to generate linear regression for supported load, ensuring the 25,34 Newtons (N) increment to every suture added to the implant, which suggests its use for the creation of non absorbable ropes. The use of 1 polyglatctin 910 promotes load averages superior to 1 polyester;therefore, it is indicated for making absorbable surgical ropes.Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2021-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0103-84782021000600603Ciência Rural v.51 n.6 2021reponame:Ciência Ruralinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSM10.1590/0103-8478cr20200331info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBello,Lucas KruschGodoy,Fabrício GuedesOliveira,José Pedro Marquezan deCassanego,Guilherme RechMüller,Daniel Curvello de Mendonçaeng2021-03-23T00:00:00ZRevista |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making Bello,Lucas Krusch implant ligament polyester polyglactin 910 tension |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Technique proposition and material comparison for surgery rope making |
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Bello,Lucas Krusch |
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Bello,Lucas Krusch Godoy,Fabrício Guedes Oliveira,José Pedro Marquezan de Cassanego,Guilherme Rech Müller,Daniel Curvello de Mendonça |
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Godoy,Fabrício Guedes Oliveira,José Pedro Marquezan de Cassanego,Guilherme Rech Müller,Daniel Curvello de Mendonça |
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Bello,Lucas Krusch Godoy,Fabrício Guedes Oliveira,José Pedro Marquezan de Cassanego,Guilherme Rech Müller,Daniel Curvello de Mendonça |
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implant ligament polyester polyglactin 910 tension |
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implant ligament polyester polyglactin 910 tension |
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ABSTRACT: The most tension resistant, nonmetallic, surgical suture is 5 polyester. Comparing it’s resistance to those of the dogs’ cranial cruciate ligament and the canine gastrocnemius tendon’s up until they rupture, it’s possible to detect a considerably inferior resistance on the implant’s part. With the goal of achieving high mechanical resistances from sutures, these were grouped and twisted, resulting in a surgical rope that is adjustable to the patients needs. We analyzed manufacturing methodology, final conformation and tension resistance, based on three sutures models: “A” (1 polyglactin 910), “B” (1 polyester) and “C” (5 polyester). Considering averages of thickness and final load, the “B” implants obtained lower values than “A”, indicating that polyglactin 910 ropes are more resistant than those of polyester. Moreover, the “C” implants resulted in the highest values of load and thickness, indicating that final thickness is predictive towards tension resistance. Size 1 Polyester was the only one to generate linear regression for supported load, ensuring the 25,34 Newtons (N) increment to every suture added to the implant, which suggests its use for the creation of non absorbable ropes. The use of 1 polyglatctin 910 promotes load averages superior to 1 polyester;therefore, it is indicated for making absorbable surgical ropes. |
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