2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00167-012-2001-y
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Long-term results of arthroscopically assisted anatomical single-bundle anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using patellar tendon autograft: are there any predictors for the development of osteoarthritis?

Abstract: Patients treated by the proposed ACL reconstruction technique showed on average good to excellent long-term results. A meniscal lesion at the time of ACL tear was highly predictive for less favourable outcome.

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“…Mihelic et al [31] retrospectively studied outcome of 33 operated BTPB grafts with 17 to 20 year follow-up with 83% of patients having stable knees with normal or near normal IKDC grades and an IKDC score of 83.15, they do not however report re-rupture rates. Gerhard et al [32] report 16 year mean follow-up of 63 patients after BTPB ACL reconstruction with 84% returning to previous sporting levels with 78% normal or near normal IKDC grades and a KOOS score of 84. Nineteen percent of patients had radiographic evidence of moderate to severe osteoarthritic changes, worse with meniscal injury at the time of ACL reconstruction.…”
Section: Graft Choicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mihelic et al [31] retrospectively studied outcome of 33 operated BTPB grafts with 17 to 20 year follow-up with 83% of patients having stable knees with normal or near normal IKDC grades and an IKDC score of 83.15, they do not however report re-rupture rates. Gerhard et al [32] report 16 year mean follow-up of 63 patients after BTPB ACL reconstruction with 84% returning to previous sporting levels with 78% normal or near normal IKDC grades and a KOOS score of 84. Nineteen percent of patients had radiographic evidence of moderate to severe osteoarthritic changes, worse with meniscal injury at the time of ACL reconstruction.…”
Section: Graft Choicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…[3][4][5][6] Se han propuesto distintas técnicas, que difieren entre sí en el tipo de injerto utilizado: hueso-tendón-hueso, tendones isquiotibiales, método de fijación tibial y femoral, ubicación de los túne-les y utilización de portales accesorios, por nombrar las más frecuentes.…”
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“…For a variety of reasons a considerable number of patients are not satisfied or experience pain after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction [1][2][3][4][5]. Typical reasons include failure of the ACL graft, failure of graft fixation, chronic synovitis due to biodegradable fixation material and missed concomitant injuries [3][4][5][6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%