Myorrhaphy: Surgical Muscle Repair – Technique & Recovery
Myorrhaphy = surgical approximation and suturing of torn/ruptured muscle.
Indications
- Lacerations (penetrating trauma)
- Grade III strains (complete tear)
- Avulsions, iatrogenic injuries
Techniques
- End-to-end sutures (absorbable braided)
- Fascial graft / acellular matrix reinforcement
- Tendon-bone anchor if avulsion
Post-op
- Immobilization → early protected motion (PT)
- Progressive loading at 6–8 weeks
- Return to sport 3–6 months
Outcomes excellent with anatomic repair and compliance.
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