Bun·nell su·ture

(bū-nel'),

a method of tenorrhaphy using a pull-out wire affixed to buttons.

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Bun·nell su·ture

(bŭ-nel' sū'chŭr)

A method of tenorrhaphy using a pull-out wire affixed to buttons.

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Bunnell,

Sterling, U.S. physician and surgeon, 1882-1957.

Bunnell atraumatic technique

Bunnell block - a block of wood used to exercise stiffened joints.

Bunnell dressing

Bunnell gutter splint

Bunnell hand drill

Bunnell knuckle-bender splint

Bunnell modification of Steindler flexorplasty

Bunnell needle

Bunnell outrigger splint

Bunnell probe

Bunnell pull-out wire

Bunnell solution

Bunnell suture - a method of tenorrhaphy using a pull-out wire affixed to buttons.

Bunnell tendon passer

Bunnell tendon transfer technique

Paul-Bunnell test - see under Paul, John Rodman

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References in periodicals archive

Methods: Twenty four fresh frozen cadaver Achilles tendon specimens were collected and randomly divided into three groups (n=8), Group-A Bunnell suture method, Group-B Bosworth suture and Group-C anchor suture respectively.

Groups-A is Bunnell Suture method: The Kirschner needle was used to guide the calcaneus tubercle.

Currently, the widely used sutures include Kessler suture, Bunnell suture, and Bosworth suture.

The biomechanical study of rupture of Achilles Tendon and repair by different suture techniques

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