The symptomatic anterior cruciate-deficient knee. Part II

Noyes, F R; Matthews, DS; Mooar, P A; Grood, Edward S.

doi:10.2106/00004623-198365020-00004

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“…4 He found that the diagnosis of this injury was made by the original treating physician in only 6.8% of cases. He also founded "the rule of thirds" observing that roughly one third of patients improved with physiotherapy and behaviour modification, one third stayed the same, and one third deteriorated.…”

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Ligament injuries of the knee--limping forward?

Bollen¹

1998

Br J Sports Med

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Ligament injuries of the knee--limping forward?

Bollen¹

1998

Br J Sports Med

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“…Die Ruptur des vorderen Kreuzbandes (VKB) kann den Ausgangspunkt eines klinischen Syndroms darstellen, das in erster Linie von einer funktionellen Behinderung bestimmt ist [14,15]. Die allgemein gesteigerte sportliche Aktivität der Bevölkerung in der Freizeit hat dazu wesentlich beigetragen.…”

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“…Noyes [14,15] fand in seinen Untersuchungen, daß der Verlauf von Patienten mit nicht behandelter VKB-Ruptur etwa so zu beschreiben ist: 1 ⁄3 kann die vordere Instabilität voll kompensieren und zu mäßiger sportlicher Aktivität ohne großen Problemen zurückkehren, 1 ⁄3 wird es möglich sein, den Stabilitätsverlust einigermaßen zu kompensieren, aber in seinen funktionellen Fähigkeiten stark eingeschränkt sein und für 1 ⁄3 ist ein sehr schlechtes Resultat zu erwarten.…”

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Langzeitergebnisse nach konservativer oder operativer Therapie der vorderen Kreuzbandruptur

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The treatment of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture continues to be a controversial subject. This study was undertaken to compare long-term results of different therapy regimens A total of 52 patients (mean age: 34.7 +/- 3.2 years) who underwent ACL reconstruction using the central one third of the patellar tendon and 32 patients (mean age: 38.3 +/- 5.2 years) treated conservatively were evaluated 5-7 years clinically, radiologically and with respect to their sports activities. In all, 25% of the patients operated on subjectively rated their knees as "excellent", 40.4% as "very good", 22.2% "good", 12.5% "fair" and 0% as "poor". The ratings for the conservatively treated group were: 12.9%, 19.4%, 29%, 25.8% and 12.5%, respectively. The results of the OAK score were significantly better for the surgically treated group (87.5 +/- 7.1 points compared with 77.1 +/- 13.4). An increasing number of degenerative changes were found on radiographs in both groups at follow-up as compared with their pre-injury status.

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“…While plenty of subjective testimonials of protection are available, 3,8,14,15,16,22 the results of independent objective studies 3, 5,6, 13, 17,23,24 are not as encouraging.…”

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A biomechanical evaluation of taping and bracing in reducing knee joint translation and rotation

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We used five randomly selected cadaver specimens to evaluate the Anderson Knee Stabler and the Lenox Hill Knee Brace, individually and in combination with an anterior cruciate ligament protective tape method. Reduction of total laxity, as well as a defined pathologic anterior-posterior translation and internal-external rotation, was tested after the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments of the specimens had been sectioned. Displacements were produced pneumatically; loads were applied to the tibia with the knee in 50 degrees of flexion. The tape and Lenox Hill Brace combination showed the greatest reduction in both anterior-posterior translation and internal-external rotation. The Lenox Hill Brace and the tape method used individually both restricted anterior-posterior translation and internal-external rotation better than the Stabler Brace alone. This study provides objective evidence of the restraining capabilities of these protective systems that may prove to be beneficial in the clinical setting.

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The symptomatic anterior cruciate-deficient knee. Part II

Cited by 426 publications

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Ligament injuries of the knee--limping forward?

Ligament injuries of the knee--limping forward?

Langzeitergebnisse nach konservativer oder operativer Therapie der vorderen Kreuzbandruptur

A biomechanical evaluation of taping and bracing in reducing knee joint translation and rotation

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