Dr. Cruz Ortopedia del Deporte de Alto Rendimiento México

04/08/2026

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16/07/2026

05/07/2026

N**o Artroscopico cómo obtener mejores resultados

28/06/2026

Peripheral attachments of PHMM. MTL meniscotibial ligament, PHMM posterior horn of medial meniscus, PM posteromedial, PMCA posterior meniscocapsular attachment, PMCL posteromedial meniscocapsular ligament, SM semimembranosus muscle the Ramp lesions, commonly observed in patients with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, have been previously defined as longitudinal tears around the meniscocapsular junction. However, the definitions and interpretations of ramp lesions have varied, emphasizing the need to confirm their presence before surgery and the importance of direct visualization using arthroscopy. Recent histological studies have reported new findings on ramp lesions, shedding light on their attachment mechanisms. The anatomical structures around the ramp lesion, such as the posterior horn of medial meniscus (PHMM), semimembranosus (SM), posteromedial (PM) capsule, and meniscotibial ligament (MTL), were assessed regarding how these structures could be attached to each other. The studies of ramp lesions have also contributed to the progression of biomechanical studies explaining the cause and effects of ramp lesions. Ramp lesion has been proven to stabilize the anteroposterior (AP) instability of ACL. In addition, various laboratory studies have demonstrated the relationship between rotational instability of the knee joint and ramp lesions. The analysis of risk factors of ramp lesion helped to understand the injury mechanism of the lesion. Many authors have evaluated the prevalence of ramp lesions in patients with ACL injuries

27/06/2026

4 meses de POP. NAV tratada con prótesis anatómica El sistema de hombro Mirai Ambos componentes protésicos respetan la doble curvatura de la glenoides y la cabeza humeral naturales al presentar dos radios de curvatura distintos: un radio de perfil en la sección anteroposterior y un radio de perfil en la sección inferior. .franciscocruz

26/06/2026

El usar un parche no es para todos los pacientes y tampoco para todos los cirujanos. La aumentación con ArthroFLEX® - Aloinjerto dérmico descelularizado es una matriz extracelular Most rotator cuff tears are degenerative in nature. The deterioration in tendon quality explains why the most common mode of rotator cuff failure is tendon pulling through suture. While mechanical advancement has been made to improve fixation double-row constructs, retears continue to occur, particularly with larger tears, advancing age, and fatty infiltration. Scientific literature has shown that dermal allograft augmentation can
improve mechanical strength of a repair1, has the capability to integrate into tendon2, and has
distinct advantages over xenograft sources (ie, bovine patch). Clinical evidence suggests
that healing and functional outcomes can be improved with dermal allograft augmentation. Knowledge of the risk factors for retear may provide guidance on when to use dermal allograft augmentation during rotator cuff repai

21/06/2026