Tenoligamentocapsulotomy

Tendo- and ligamentotomy, Tenoligamento-capsulotomy is a type of arthrotomy, since the operation on the knee joint in order to expand the subcapsular space during the examination, arthroscopy is performed and a search is performed to look for the possibility and possibility of damage to the meniscus, which is often the cause of pain. However, when the damaged meniscus is located within the joint, it can be considered as a full-fledged articular end and treated not with articular arthromesis of the ossicles, but with articular atritis, which is a consequence of tendinosis.

But with tendinosis, the structure and mobility of the tendon are sharply disrupted and the blood supply to the tendon is reduced, which, together with its high tension, worsens the functioning of the ligament. To eliminate sprains in the muscles and ligaments of the knee joint, it is customary to use “cold” tendons. With the introduction of modern technologies for the development of pharmacological drugs and materials used for medical purposes, criteria have been developed



Surgery performed to correct aortic stenosis. Narrowing of the aorta in sections of the arch to the descending part (intrasteatotomy).

The operation is performed to treat atherosclerotic stenosis of the sinuses of Valsalva.

An alternative name for this operation is arterial tenotomy and synovial wall resection. Operations such as calcification of the sinole arteries (narrowing of the sinole arteries due to their deformation), fibromuscular omen (protective factors against heart failure in the form of a muscular frame, which are attached to the sinole walls, have a bilateral presence) are also performed. For this purpose, the sinol wall is divided into segments and subsequent division. To eliminate calcification of the sinole vessels, extravascular surgery can be used, which is based on stenting with endoprostheses. Two extravascular operations (ventricular repair) and tenolegocapsuloidolasia (narrowed aorta) are performed.

Tenolation helps avoid heart failure by restoring normal blood flow in the coronary vessels. It also prevents the progression of the disease and prevents death due to the disease.