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then we do what's called a dog bone which is basically two titanium grommets and this is heavy polyester suture we drill through everything drill through the clavicle drill through the the coracoid and then pass it's just kind of using some little tricks past the suture up through pull everything down have your assistant pull it down you tie that over and it is Rock Solid Rock Solid
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if you have it fairly fresh and you have good ligamentous tissue in here then we do what's called a dog bone which is basically two titanium grommets and this heavy polyester suture we drill through everything drill through the clavicle through the the uh corid and then pass it's just kind of using some little tricks uh pass the suture up through pull everything down have your assistant pull it down you tie that over and it is Rock Solid Rock Solid
you can let them get back at maybe three or four weeks certainly six weeks six weeks this thing is pretty strong where you can do most things