2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.eats.2020.09.026
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Combined Reconstruction of the Medial Patellofemoral Ligament and Medial Quadriceps Tendon–Femoral Ligament

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“…Similarly, surgeons have performed combined MPFL/MQTFL-R with good results. 22,26 Only recently have researchers begun to assess the biomechanical differences of these procedures. 7,21 Kang et al 10 proposed the idea of ''functional bundles'' in the MPFC, where the proximal MQTFL fibers play a dynamic role in the first 20°to 30°of knee flexion, pulling the patella medially, whereas the distal MPFL fibers serve as a static constraint.…”
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“…Similarly, surgeons have performed combined MPFL/MQTFL-R with good results. 22,26 Only recently have researchers begun to assess the biomechanical differences of these procedures. 7,21 Kang et al 10 proposed the idea of ''functional bundles'' in the MPFC, where the proximal MQTFL fibers play a dynamic role in the first 20°to 30°of knee flexion, pulling the patella medially, whereas the distal MPFL fibers serve as a static constraint.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Other investigators have proposed a hybrid approach using a double limb graft to reconstruct both the MPFL and the MQTFL to replicate the native anatomic features of the medial patellofemoral complex (MPFC) more closely and perhaps improve redislocation rates. 13,20,22,26,28 Similarly, the long-term clinical efficacy of these techniques remains to be seen. Two recent cadaveric models were used to evaluate the effect of these various techniques on contact pressures, patellar lateralization, and patellar tilt.…”
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