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Survivorship of 157 Arthroscopic Meniscal Allograft Transplants Using Bone Fixation at a Mean of 7 Years and Prognostic Factors Analysis.

Martin HusenKeshav PoudelAllen S WangDominik SaulMichael J StuartBruce A LevyDaniël B F SarisAaron John Krych
Published in: The American journal of sports medicine (2024)
MAT showed good to excellent clinical results at a mean follow-up of 7 years. Low ICRS lesion grade was associated with a higher clinical and anatomic survival rate. Patients with concurrent OCA transplantation are at a higher risk of clinical and anatomic failure, but still report significantly improved PROMs. These results suggest that MAT has a lasting beneficial effect both in isolation and in complex cases with ≥1 concurrent procedures.
Keyphrases
  • prognostic factors
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  • young adults
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  • postmenopausal women
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