Publications by authors named "Mohit Tolani"
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- The study compares the effectiveness of two surgical techniques for rotator cuff repair: mini-open and all-arthroscopic, both of which aim to reduce shoulder pain and improve functionality.
- Conducted at Shree Krishna Hospital over a five-year period, the research analyzed patient records and used specific scoring systems to assess outcomes post-surgery.
- Results indicate that both techniques provided similar levels of pain relief and functional improvement, although the study had some limitations such as a small sample size and subjective assessment measures.
Introduction The knee joint, an extraordinary feat of biomechanics, is prone to injuries, with the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) often being a common victim. The intricate coordination of joint movements relies heavily on the ACL's screw-home mechanism, a crucial element for synchronizing knee movement with neighboring joints. Despite its indispensable role, the ACL is susceptible to injury, necessitating surgical intervention.
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