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Case #1: 6-MONTH EVALUATION OF SUBSCAPULARIS REPAIR AUGMENTED WITH TAPESTY
“Post-op ultrasound imaging at 6-months shows an intact SSc tendon with normal fibrillar echogenic tendon architecture and no evidence of tendinosis or tear. TAPESTRY is not visible suggesting complete integration or resorption.”
Amit Nathani, MD
Case #2: INTACT TENDON OBSERVED AT 6-MONTH EVALUATION OF TAPESTRY ON SUBSCAP
“The patient obtained a dynamic ultrasound at 6 months to evaluate SSc healing. The results showed intact tendon and normal postoperative appearance of the subscapularis tendon.”
Amit Nathani, MD
Case #3: TAPESTRY BIOINTEGRATIVE IMPLANT SUPPORTS SUBSCAPULARIS HEALING
“Recent publications have demonstrated that subscapularis healing after a total shoulder arthroplasty remains a challenge. TAPESTRY is specifically designed to support tendon healing and is a good fit for this active patient.”
Wasik Ashraf, MD
Case #4: TAPESTRY AUGMENTATION OF SUBSCAPULARIS IN TOTAL SHOULDER ARTHROPLASTY
“I choose to augment my SSc repairs with TAPESTRY, which has both structural and biologic components to support collagenous tissue ingrowth. The size and shape of the implant was specifically designed to mimic native subscapularis anatomy.”
Amit Nathani, MD
Case #5: QUADRICEPS TENDON REPAIR WITH TAPESTRY
“This patient’s injury required a demanding mechanical repair and I think a biologic augment can lead to faster healing. “
Andrew Brown, MD
Case #6: PATELLA TENDON HEALING REINFORCED WITH TAPESTRY
“I decided to use TAPESTRY on this patient since he is a high demand patient with questionable compliance. It was a demanding mechanical repair and I think a biologic augment can lead to faster healing.”
Wasik Ashraf, MD
Case #7: TAPESTRY AUGMENTATION OF INSERTIONAL ACHILLES REPAIR WITH FHL TRANSFER
“For all soft tissue repairs, including tendons, it has been a pivotal part of my practice to utilize biologic soft tissue grafts like TAPESTRY. I have found this helps with direct healing of the tendon postoperatively as well as with incision healing and other aspects of soft tissue regeneration.”
Timothy McConn, DPM