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Round and tape sutures show comparable biomechanical performance with interference-fit anchors in cadaveric glenoid and greater tuberosity testing

  • By

  • James D Dimitroff

  • Conor Smith

  • Stefan Hanish

  • Lasun O. Oladeji

  • Will Bezold

  • Clayton W Nuelle

  • Matthew J Smith

  • October 7, 2026

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Round versus tape sutures with interference fit anchors perform similarly in cadaveric glenoid and greater tuberosity biomechanical testing

  • by James D Dimitroff, Conor Smith, Stefan Hanish, Lasun O. Oladeji, Will Bezold, Clayton W Nuelle, Matthew J Smith

  • October 7, 2026

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