Four‐step tenoscopic technique to resect a torn proximal manica flexoria while sparing the mesotendons of the deep digital flexor tendon in 30 horses

This two-portal MF resection technique, described step by step, was developed to further limit surgical trauma with a specific focus on preserving the MTs and thereby maintaining the extrinsic blood supply to the flexor tendons.

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Veterinary Surgery
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2025-11-14
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https://doi.org/10.1111/vsu.70057
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Veterinary Equine Medical Research
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Four‐step tenoscopic technique to resect a torn proximal manica flexoria while sparing the mesotendons of the deep digital flexor tendon in 30 horses

A B M Rijkenhuizen, Marlis Blatter, Julien Racine, Guido von Plato et al.
Veterinary Surgery
Veterinary Equine Medical Research
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Four‐step tenoscopic technique to resect a torn proximal manica flexoria while sparing the mesotendons of the deep digital flexor tendon in 30 horses

A B M Rijkenhuizen, Marlis Blatter, Julien Racine, Guido von Plato, Alexander Ungermann
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Abstract

This two-portal MF resection technique, described step by step, was developed to further limit surgical trauma with a specific focus on preserving the MTs and thereby maintaining the extrinsic blood supply to the flexor tendons.

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