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Core bone diameter in an organic implant-less technique affecting the biomechanical properties of the anterior cruciate ligament fixation; an in-vitro study

M Mohseni, A Nourani, H Korani, H Moeinnia, A Borjali… - BioRxiv, 2021 - biorxiv.org
M Mohseni, A Nourani, H Korani, H Moeinnia, A Borjali, N Ghias, M Chizari
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Background Bone and site hold tendon inside (BASHTI) is an implant-less technique that
can solve some of the problems associated with other anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
reconstructive methods. This study aims to investigate the effect of core bone diameter
variation on the biomechanical properties of a reconstructed ACL using BASHTI technique.
Methods A number of 15 laboratory samples of reconstructed ACL were built using bovine
digital tendons and Sawbones blocks. Samples were divided into three groups with different …
Background
Bone and site hold tendon inside (BASHTI) is an implant-less technique that can solve some of the problems associated with other anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructive methods. This study aims to investigate the effect of core bone diameter variation on the biomechanical properties of a reconstructed ACL using BASHTI technique.
Methods
A number of 15 laboratory samples of reconstructed ACL were built using bovine digital tendons and Sawbones blocks. Samples were divided into three groups with different core bone diameters of 8 mm, 8.5 mm, and 9 mm. The double-stranded tendon size and bone tunnel diameter were 8 mm and 10 mm, respectively. A loading scenario consisting of two cyclic loadings followed by a single cycle pull-out loading was applied to the samples simulating the after-surgery loading conditions to observe the fixation strength.
Results
Results showed that the core bone diameter had a significant effect on the failure mode of the samples (P = 0.006) and their fixation strength (P < 0.001). Also, it was observed that the engaging length and the average cyclic stiffness (ACS) of them were influenced by the core bone diameter significantly (engaging length: P = 0.001, ACS: P = 0.007), but its effect on the average pull-out stiffness was not significant (P = 0.053).
Conclusions
It was concluded that core bone diameter variation has a significant impact on the mechanical properties of ACL reconstruction when BASHTI technique is used, and it should be noted for surgeons who use BASHTI technique.
Highlights
  • A new implant-less technique was used to reconstruct anterior cruciate ligament.
  • Artificial bone and fresh animal soft tissue used to simulate the fixation process.
  • Loading condition were carefully chosen to simulate the post-operation.
  • Components geometry had direct effect on biomechanical properties of the fixation.
  • Optimum geometry was found trough an experimental examination.
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