Higher Physiologic Platelet Counts in Whole Blood Are Not Associated With Improved ACL Cross-sectional Area or Signal Intensity 6 Months After Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair:

Christina Freiberger,Ata M. Kiapour,Shanshan Liu,Rachael Henderson,Samuel Barnett,Nicholas Sant,Benedikt L. Proffen,Braden C. Fleming,Kirsten Ecklund,Dennis E. Kramer,Lyle J. Micheli,Martha M. Murray,Yi-Meng Yen

Higher Physiologic Platelet Counts in Whole Blood Are Not Associated With Improved ACL Cross-sectional Area or Signal Intensity 6 Months After Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair:

2020

Christina Freiberger
Ata M. Kiapour
Shanshan Liu
Rachael Henderson
Samuel Barnett
Nicholas Sant
Benedikt L. Proffen
Braden C. Fleming
Kirsten Ecklund
Dennis E. Kramer
Lyle J. Micheli
Martha M. Murray
Yi-Meng Yen

Background:A bridge-enhanced anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repair (BEAR) procedure places an extracellular matrix implant, combined with autologous whole blood, in the gap between the torn ends ...

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Whole blood
Implant
Anterior cruciate ligament
Surgery
Extracellular matrix
signal intensity
Cross section (geometry)
Autologous Whole Blood
Platelet
Medicine

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