Publications by authors named "Deyo Maeztu Redin"
Article Synopsis
- Impingement between the reconstructed anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and surrounding tissues can lead to failure of ACL surgeries due to complex knee movements and anatomical differences.
- An in vivo study on sheep with tendon autograft ACL reconstruction revealed high variability in graft damage, with a focus on factors like overstretching and wear during movement.
- A new wear index developed to measure friction between the graft and bones showed a strong negative correlation with graft damage, suggesting it can help improve surgical planning and reduce implant failure risks.