Rotator cuff surgery improves with Purdue professor’s invention

There are close to 400,000 rotator cuff surgeries performed every year. But their failure rate is high, ranging, by some estimates, 34 to 94 percent.

A biomedical engineer at Purdue University has developed a small patch, grown from human cells, that could improve the success of rotator cuff surgeries.

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