Shoelace capsular and external rotators closure techniques in posterior (southern) approach to hip joint.
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ABSTRACT: The possible increased risk of dislocation with a posterior approach for femoral hemiarthroplasty is attributed to disruption of the posterior soft-tissue structures, including the posterior capsular ligament structure and short external rotators of the hip. In this surgical technical note, we demonstrate the surgical technique for shoelace suturing of the external rotators and the capsule with use of ULTRATAPE. After prosthesis stem insertion, shoelace suturing using ULTRATAPE was performed between the great trochanter and the external rotators for preventing the external rotators from tearing. Also, ULTRATAPE was sewed alternately on the split capsule like shoe lacing, and it was laced up from proximal to distal in line with the split as shoelaces tied down. The shoelace suturing techniq
SUBMITTER: Kizaki K
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6123172 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Sep
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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