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... negative. Posterior tibial sag was apparent, and the posterior drawer test with the knee flexed at 90° revealed a grade III instabil- ity (approximately 12 mm of posterior translation) with a ... See full document

... revealed avulsion fracture of the MCL at the femoral attachment ...1a). Lateral ra- diographs revealed posterior sagging of his tibia and bone fragments in the posterior aspect of the ... See full document

... bony avulsion of ACL could be reduced, with the help of a probe introduced by the anteromedial ...and lateral wall of the medial ...the avulsion of the PCL could be observed ...PCL tibial ... See full document

... patient’s case, early detection of this fracture may have minimized the need for invasive ...the tibial plateau fracture may have led to further progression of the fracture and possible ... See full document

... We then conducted a more detailed dissection of the ACL and its anteromedial and posterolateral bundles. To better visualize the two bundles in the flexion and extension posi- tions, the medial condyle was ... See full document

... The treatment of nonunion after fracture of the anterior tibial spine is difficult. The most com- mon treatment is either open or arthroscopi- cally assist reduction and internal fixation to the proximal ... See full document

... medial tibial plateau after PCL rupture, in order to evaluate its degeneration ...medial tibial plateau degeneration along with the time progression after PCL rupture: no obvious change of cartilage was ... See full document

... In arthroscopic examination, grossly thickened PCL can push an ACL towards the lateral wall and roof of femoral notch may lead to the secondary mechanical ACL impingement symptoms when terminal extension. ... See full document

... Plain radiographs of the right knee were unremarkable except for mild degenerative changes. Computed tomo- graphic (CT) examination was not carried out because of financial concern. T1-weighted MRI (Figure 1) showed ... See full document

... direct posterior split-gastrocnemius approach for posterolateral fracture fragments in tibial pla- teau ...the posterior lateral tibial plateau is exposed for easy reduc- tion ... See full document

... Hoffa fracture was fixed using single partially threaded cancellous ...available lateral tibia locking ...open fracture, it was decided to wait for ligamentous reconstruction till bony union was ... See full document

... proximal tibial tunnel as previously described [14] offered adequate reinforcement to our tendon repair while off- loading tension on the ...existing case reports range from leg casting for 4 weeks to early ... See full document

... distinct tibial tunnel placement loci (29 novel loci plus ana- tomical center) and 12 tibial tunnel placement loci, located in the inferior lateral part of the anatomical footprint, were observed ... See full document

... Clinical examination revealed her left knee to be held in an extension posture. No joint effusion was noted, but a firm tender swelling was palpable along the anterolateral knee joint line. Mild tenderness was also noted ... See full document

... This report documents retrospectively a case of Posterior Interosseous Neuropathy (PIN) occurring in an elite baseball pitcher experiencing a deep ache in the radial aspect of the forearm and altered ... See full document

... The type Ill injury Figs 1 and 2 is an avulsion fracture of the occipital condyle and partial or complete tearing of the contralateral alar ligament and the tectorial membrane.. The mech[r] ... See full document

... Symptomatic features of chondromalacia patella and gan- glion cysts are somewhat similar leading to a delayed or missed diagnosis. The MRI findings in this case revealed mild chondromalacia patella, and is the ... See full document

... the ligament and capsule, making the joint difficult to return to the nor- mal anatomical position ...on avulsion fractures around joints, easily leading to fracture nonunion, joint instability and ... See full document

... The anterior (transverse) intermeniscal ligament (Fig. 2) is identified in about 94% of knees on arthrosco- py and is noticeable in about 58% of knees subjected to MRI [21, 30]. It runs from the anterior part of ... See full document

... I declare that the dissertation entitled “PROSPECTIVE AND RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF POSTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT INJURIES AND ITS MANAGEMENT” submitted by me for the degree of M.S ORTHO is the record ... See full document