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The Medial structures of the knee have a significant contribution to posteromedial rotational laxity control in the PCL-deficient knee.

Alireza MoslemianMichelle E ArakgiPhilip P RoesslerRajeshwar Singh SidhuRyan M DegenRyan WillingAlan M J Getgood
Published in: Knee surgery, sports traumatology, arthroscopy : official journal of the ESSKA (2021)
The dMCL and POL are both important secondary stabilizers to posteromedial translation in the PCL-deficient knee, with alternating roles depending on flexion angle. Thus, in a PCL-deficient knee, concomitant injuries to either the POL or dMCL should be addressed with the aim of reducing the risk of PCL reconstruction failure.
Keyphrases
  • total knee arthroplasty
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