PubMed:26387996 / 1368-1931 JSON TXT

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Id	Subject	Object	Predicate	Lexical cue
T21	37-49	GO:0005702	denotes	constriction
T22	64-73	SO:0000804	denotes	construct
T23	154-160	UBERON:0000043	denotes	tendon
T24	181-185	original_id	denotes	term
T25	308-314	UBERON:0000043	denotes	tendon
T26	492-501	GO:0043495	denotes	anchoring

Id	Subject	Object	Predicate	Lexical cue
T4	0-563	CONCLUSIONS	denotes	Additional to the commonly described constriction of the repair construct, the rotating deformation is the main reason for repair site gapping in Kessler tendon repair methods. The term "locking" in a Kessler repair is misleading. The cruciate repairs tended to loose grip and drag (cheese-wire) through the tendon and therefore lead to gapping. The most stable repair constructs in all three dimensions were the Adelaide repair and its interlocking modification. This is due to the superior anchoring qualities of its cross locks and three dimensional stability.

Id	Subject	Object	Predicate	Lexical cue
T8	199-200	CVCL_6479\|Finite_cell_line\|Mus musculus	denotes	a
T9	268-272	CVCL_0H63\|Induced_pluripotent_stem_cell\|Homo sapiens	denotes	grip