Biological Augmentation
Biological Augmentation is a therapeutic strategy within the domain of rotator cuff pathology that involves the application of biologic agents or materials to enhance tissue healing and regeneration, distinguished from conventional surgical repair by its focus on modifying the biological environment to improve structural and functional outcomes.
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Philippe Hernigou, Charles-Henri Flouzat–Lachaniette, Jérôme Delambre et al. · International Orthopaedics · 2014 · 428 citations
F. Alan Barber, Joseph P. Burns, Allen Deutsch et al. · Arthroscopy The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Surgery · 2011 · 427 citations
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