2008
DOI: 10.1007/s00167-008-0606-y
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Tunnel widening following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using hamstring autograft: a comparison between double cross-pin and suspensory graft fixation

Abstract: Femoral and tibial tunnel widening following ACL reconstruction using hamstring autograft has been described. Greater tunnel widening has been reported with suspensory fixation systems. We hypothesized that greater tunnel widening will be observed in patients whose hamstring autograft was fixated using a cortical, suspensory system, compared to double cross-pin fixation on the femur. We performed clinical and radiographic evaluation on 46 patients at minimum 2 years after primary ACL reconstruction. We measure… Show more

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“…They felt that Intrafix may result in less widening of the tibial tunnel because the Intrafix sheath and screw push the 4-stranded hamstring grafts firmly against the bony tunnel wall and can improve stiffness of the graft. Baumfeld et al [13] performed 20 hamstring ACL reconstructions using Rigidfix on the femur and interference screw on the tibia. They reported 44.5 ±19.5% widening in AP and 48.0 ± 19.9% widening in lateral radiographs when measured at the widest point.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They felt that Intrafix may result in less widening of the tibial tunnel because the Intrafix sheath and screw push the 4-stranded hamstring grafts firmly against the bony tunnel wall and can improve stiffness of the graft. Baumfeld et al [13] performed 20 hamstring ACL reconstructions using Rigidfix on the femur and interference screw on the tibia. They reported 44.5 ±19.5% widening in AP and 48.0 ± 19.9% widening in lateral radiographs when measured at the widest point.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patient age at the time of the primary reconstruction, sex, previous surgery in the index knee (yes, no, or missing), surgery time in minutes, meniscal resection (partial or complete resection to 1 or both menisci), chondral damage (International Cartilage Repair Society grades [3][4], and activity at primary injury (pivoting sports [soccer, handball, and basketball], nonpivoting sports, or other activities) were considered as possible confounding factors in the analysis.…”
Section: Confounding Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Baumfeld с соавторами оценивали диа-метры каналов по данным рентгенограмм и получили среднее расширение бедренного ка-нала в группе c подвешивающим фиксатором Endobutton CL в прямой проекции -50±22,7%, в боковой проекции -55,8 ±23,9%, а в груп-пе с поперечным фиксатором Rigidfix среднее расширение составило 44,5 ±19,5% в прямой и 48±19,9% в боковой проекциях. Авторы полу-чили большее статистически значимое расши-рение канала в группе с подвешивающим кор-тикальным фиксатором [8]. В исследовании S. kuskucu с соавторами среднее расширение бедренного канала в группе с подвешивающим фиксатором Endobutton CL составило 43,7%, а в группе с поперечным фиксатором Transfix -32,61% [18].…”
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