2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.recote.2016.09.010
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Revascularisation pattern of ruptured flexor tendon grafts in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: A histological study

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“…No differences in the trauma mechanism depending on the degree of tendinosis were found in the study cohort. Consistent with other publications, the majority of our patients experienced graft failure after a specific trauma, predominantly sports-related [6,19]. Carson et al note, however, that in many cases, even through trauma is reported in the medical history, it ultimately proves to be inadequate to cause injury in a healthy body [25].…”
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“…No differences in the trauma mechanism depending on the degree of tendinosis were found in the study cohort. Consistent with other publications, the majority of our patients experienced graft failure after a specific trauma, predominantly sports-related [6,19]. Carson et al note, however, that in many cases, even through trauma is reported in the medical history, it ultimately proves to be inadequate to cause injury in a healthy body [25].…”
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“…Histologische Untersuchungen zu den Veränderungen des insuffizienten Transplantatgewebes über die Zeit sind rar. Figueroa et al beschreiben in Transplantaten mit Auftreten der Insuffizienz < 12 Monate postoperativ eine geringere Ausbildung an Blutgefäßen und ungeordnete Kollagenfasern [19].…”
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“…5,32,34,39,43 Biological, biomechanical, and behavioral risk factors may all play a role in ACL graft failure. 6,10,24,30 From the biomechanical perspective, Magnussen et al 23,24 reported that large preoperative side-to-side (ie, contralateral) differences in anterior laxity after unilateral ACL rupture are related to increased risk of graft failure. Therefore, standardized treatments for unilateral ACL rupture may not be optimal for those with large preoperative side-to-side differences in anterior laxity.…”
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