A High Grade of Postoperative Knee Laxity Is Associated With an Increased Hazard of Revision Surgery: A Cohort Study of 4697 Patients With Primary ACL Reconstruction.

Riccardo CristianiMagnus ForssbladCamilo P HelitoGunnar EdmanKarl ErikssonAnders Stålman

Published in: The American journal of sports medicine (2024)

A high grade of postoperative knee laxity (STS 3-5 mm and STS >5 mm) 6 months after primary ACLR was associated with an increased hazard of revision ACLR within 5 years, but it was not associated with an inferior subjective knee outcome.

Keyphrases

total knee arthroplasty
high grade
low grade
anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
patients undergoing
minimally invasive
knee osteoarthritis
anterior cruciate ligament
coronary artery bypass
total hip arthroplasty
physical activity
coronary artery disease
atrial fibrillation