Association of Spanish as a Primary Language With Retear Rates After Pediatric ACL Reconstruction.

Justin LauEdgar Garcia-LopezBrian T FeeleyNirav K Pandya

Published in: Orthopaedic journal of sports medicine (2024)

Patients who preferred to speak Spanish experienced higher graft tear rates when compared with patients who preferred speaking English, even after adjusting for sex, sport played, graft type, type of insurance, and time to surgery.

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