ROTATOR CUFF TEARS

This study is checking how well a new implant patch works for people with rotator cuff tears in their shoulder. Researchers will follow 20 patients who had surgery using this patch. They will use MRI scans at 3 and 6 months after surgery to see how the shoulder is healing and ask…

This early-stage study is testing whether adding lab-grown human umbilical vein cells to standard shoulder surgery is safe and might improve healing. The trial will enroll 20 adults aged 45-70 who have a full tear of a specific shoulder tendon and have not improved with physical …

This study is tracking the safety and performance of a specific shoulder replacement implant over 10 years. It involves 200 adults with severe shoulder conditions like arthritis or massive rotator cuff tears who are getting this implant. The main goals are to see how much shoulde…

This study is testing a new implant called TAPESTRY® that is used during surgery to repair torn shoulder rotator cuff tendons. The main goal is to see how well the implant helps the shoulder heal and prevents the tendon from tearing again. Researchers will follow 170 adults who h…

This study is testing a new surgical system designed to repair torn shoulder tendons. It will follow 100 patients who have had the surgery to see how well their tendons heal one year later, using MRI scans to check the results. The goal is to see if this specific repair method le…

This study is monitoring a specific shoulder replacement system to see how safe and effective it is over ten years. It involves about 67 patients in Europe who have received the implant for conditions like severe arthritis, rotator cuff tears, or fractures. Researchers are tracki…

This study is collecting long-term information on a commercially available shoulder replacement system. It will follow 110 patients who have received the implant for conditions like severe arthritis, fractures, or rotator cuff tears. The main goal is to monitor how well the devic…

This study is testing a new medical device called RELAY that aims to better control pain after shoulder or foot surgery. The device combines a standard local anesthetic injection with a small electrical current delivered through the same tiny tube, potentially providing pain reli…

This study is testing whether a mental exercise called 'motor imagery' can help people recover better from rotator cuff shoulder surgery. It will involve 36 patients who have had the surgery. One group will do standard physical therapy, while the other will add a program where th…

This study aims to understand why some shoulder tendon repairs fail. Researchers will collect bone marrow samples from 50 patients during rotator cuff surgery to see if the quality of the marrow is linked to how well the tendon heals six months later. The goal is to gather inform…