Are transosseous braided-tape and double-row fixations better than tension band for avulsion-type greater tuberosity fractures?
In conclusion, BT and DR are good fixation methods to treat displaced avulsion-type greater tuberosity fractures. They have similar mechanical properties, and are stronger and more stable that the TB construct. Potential advantages of the BT over the DR may be a lower cost and easier surgery.
The glial cell reduction previously found in the amygdala in MDD is primarily due to oligodendrocytes.