Abstract:Currently, pre-operative analysis of soft-tissue balance is limited to measures of passive laxity rather than active laxity. By including active laxity data, a more comprehensive surgical plan can be delivered, however there are no measures for active laxity currently in routine use. Therefore, the validation of a proxy measure based on routine collected imaging is valuable. This study aimed to determine whether coronal knee laxity can be predicted from pre-operative alignment and bony morphology of the knee. … Show more
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