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. 2011 Nov 10;2012:418086. doi: 10.1155/2012/418086

Table 2.

Surgical techniques and concomitant procedures.

Study Surgical technique Total N of anchors Type of anchors Type and size of suture Type of knots Concomitant procedures Complications
Castricini et al. [80], 2011 Control group Arthroscopic RC repair with double-row technique 2 for each patients Metal suture anchors (Fastin RC Anchor; DePuy Mitek) No. 2 Ethibond Excel (Ethicon) Medial sutures: nonsliding knot in a mattress configuration; lateral sutures: sliding knot Acromionplasty 25; Tenodesis 22; Tenotomy 5 0
PRP group Arthroscopic RC repair with double-row technique with membrane of PRFM augmentation 2 for 41 patients and 3 for 2 patients Acromionplasty 12; Tenodesis 21; Tenotomy 3 0

Randelli et al. [82], 2011 Control group Arthroscopic RC repair with single-row technique 1.6 ± 0.7 Absorbable suture anchors
(Bio-Corkscrew; Arthrex)
Acromionplasty 27; Tenodesis 1; Tenotomy 18 0
PRP group Arthroscopic RC repair with single-row technique and injection of PRP and autologous thrombin 2 ± 0.9 Acromionplasty 26; Tenodesis 4; Tenotomy 15 0

Jo et al. [81], 2011 Control group Arthroscopic RC repair with suture bridge technique 2 or 3 for small/medium tears; 3 to 5 for large/massive tear Absorbable suture anchors
(Bio-Corkscrew; Arthrex); PushLocks
(Arthrex)
No. 1 Polydioxanone II suture (Ethicon) Medial sutures: slippage proof knot; knotless suture anchor repair Acromionplasty 4 0
PRP group Arthroscopic RC repair with suture bridge technique and application of PRP gel Acromionplasty 3 0

RC: rotator cuff; PRFM: platelet-rich fibrin matrix.