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Regeneration of rabbit calcaneal tendon maturation of collagen and elastic fibers following partial tenotomy.

Regenerated tendon tissue replacing partial-thickness defects produced in rabbit calcaneal tendons was seen to undergo almost complete maturation between three and sixteen weeks after surgery. At this stage, most collagen fibers had large diameters as in normal tendon, and the majority of elastic fibers were mature. This findings, along with those of a previous study on completely severed and unsutured tendons, indicate that mechanical stress plays a primary role in maturation of regenerating tendon. This emphasizes the importance of close approximation of tendon ends in the management of tendon ruptures and lacerations. This is possibly by surgical repair.

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Arthroscopic biceps brachii tenotomy as a treatment for canine bicipital tenosynovitis.

Five dogs of varying breeds, ranging from 4 to 8 years in age, were presented with clinical signs consistent with bicipital tenosynovitis. After failure of conservative treatment, each dog underwent shoulder arthroscopy. Following examination of the scapular humeral joint, the bicipital tendon was severed with a bipolar radiofrequency electrosurgical system. The arthroscopic procedure resulted in a good to excellent outcome for all five dogs.

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