HeyJaredJoint Ventures – A Sports Medicine Podcast
Progress occurs when thought leaders share insights and knowledge at the cutting edge of sports medicine...so we’re inviting renowned surgeons and industry experts to lead the conversation.
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Advancing rotator cuff care in partial-thickness tears: Part 1 (opens the original)
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Hear three renowned experts discuss the important role of bioinductive augmentation (including the first user of the REGENETEN◊ Implant). Offering personal insights on everything from patient examination to treatment strategies and long-term repair longevity, they explore the REGENETEN◊ Implant’s evolving history of clinical data and the very first RCT for partial tears. With Prof Ian Lo, Prof Des Bokor and Prof Allan Wang.
Advancing rotator cuff care in partial-thickness tears: Part 2 (opens the original)
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Listen to the surgeon panel continue their discussion on bioinductive augmentation and how it’s transforming repair strategies. Focusing on crucial aspects of patient selection and repair pathologies, they share valuable tips and personal guidance on how to approach the treatment algorithm in the context of REGENETEN◊ Bioinductive Implant capabilities and recent clinical data on recovery.
Inside the future of rotator cuff fixation: Part 1 (opens the original)
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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 (opens the original)
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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.
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