Laxity measurement of internal knee rotation after primary anterior cruciate ligament rupture versus rerupture.

Hermann Otto MayrGeorg HellbrueggeFlorian HaastersBastian IpachHagen SchmalWolf C Prall

Published in: Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery (2021)

Patients with ACL rerupture feature significantly higher internal rotation laxity of the knee compared to primary ACL rupture. The extend of rotational laxity can be quantified by instrumented measurements. This can be valuable data for the indication of an anterolateral ligament reconstruction in ACL revision surgery.

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