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contralateral knee. Some surgeons prefer to harvest the graft from the uninjured contralateral knee to reduce further insult to the injured knee. Common allografts used in multiligament knee reconstruction include Achilles tendon, extensor mechanism apparatus
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pathology excluding extensor mechanism . Semin Musculoskelet Radiol 2017 ; 21 : 102 – 112 . 22. Paczesny Ł Kruczyński J . Ultrasound of the knee . Semin Ultrasound CT MR 2011 ; 32 : 114 – 124 . 23. De
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knee. Allografts include Achilles tendon, extensor mechanism apparatus, BPTB, or tibialis anterior tendon. The problem with allografts is that they are expensive and sometimes not readily available. Synthetic grafts, such as the Ligament Augmentation
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locations because of capsular adhesions and dysfunction of the extensor mechanism. Tibial avulsions can be reattached using suture anchors or staples. ‘Peel-off’ injuries of the POL can be addressed with suture-anchor fixation. Large implants should be
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fixation devices are nowadays available ( 29 ) with different donor site morbidity and various potential impacts on the extensor mechanism and bony structures of the knee ( 30 ). Only three papers ( 16 , 17 , 19 ) reported details on the graft type used
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Mechanism of injury The majority of turf toe injuries occur as a result of contact with the playing surface or contact with another player. 2 This essentially causes an axial load, on a hyperextended MTP joint, with fixed equinus at the ankle. The
