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; frontal deformity < 15°; flexion contracture < 15°; functional integrity of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and peripheral ligaments of the knee as well as the absence of an inflammatory arthropathy. 11 UKA implantation for anteromedial OA
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surgical technique may represent a useful solution in a patient with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture and posterolateral corner injuries (PLC). Varus deformity results in the tensile force on ACL to increase, and a varus alignment >5° is recognized
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growth factors and so may be of benefit in the initial inflammatory phase. 30 Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction is a successful procedure with very good outcomes and patient satisfaction
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of revision (hinged TKA) has only been described for one case. 52 The importance of the ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) for successful outcome of UKA has been extensively studied. 76 - 79 Biomechanical studies have demonstrated that anterior
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. Femoral fixation is made in a single socket at the anatomical insertion distal to the physis. Technical details described in the previous section are important to avoid injury to the distal femoral physis, medial collateral and cruciate ligaments. A
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grade 4-5 defect in the lateral femoral condyle associated with a sequestered intra-articular fragment 6 ( Fig. 2 ). Fig. 1 Bone marrow oedema-like signal related to anterior cruciate ligament tear. On a sagittal fluid-sensitive image (PD with
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functional status. Piétu et al 2 reported that out of 172 cases, there were 11% early diagnosed anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) ruptures but 15.7% late severe laxity, indicating a clear under-estimation. Rethnam, Yesupalan and Nair 37 reported 10
