| Autor: |
Sunil B., Arjun A., Kiran V., Sherikar, Nagesh, Babu, Sathish |
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Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research (Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research); 2022, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p586-595, 10p |
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Background: Accurate direction of tibial and femoral tunnel has significant effect on functional outcome after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). A vertical tunnel position high in the intercondylar notch near the 12-o'clock position has been shown to provide stability in the anteroposterior plane but does not restore rotational stability. Postoperative CT scan provide a reliable and valid way for the assessment of anatomical tunnel position and obliquity after ACLR. Materials and Methods: 31 patients with complete ACL tear with or without the meniscal injury are treated with single bundle arthroscopic reconstruction using hamstring graft tendon. With common post-operative rehabilitation protocol all patient are followed up clinically and radiological for next 12 months. Tibia and femoral tunnel obliquity were measured interpreted with the clinical parameters. Radiological parameters were summarized as mean standard deviation and proportions as applicable. Results: Total no of patients with the age averaged 27.13± 5.89, pre op lysholm score averaged 64.26± 8.93. At 1 year follow up. Femur tunnel coronal angle average of 37.520 ± 5.040 the coronal tibia tunnel was angle averaged of 72.230 ± 2.440.32.2% and 35.5% of patients showed grade 1 anterior drawer and Lachman test positive respectively. And mean lysholm score averaged to be 86.58±5.32. Conclusion: Statistical analysis of our data showed negative significant correlation between femoral tunnel obliquity with lysholm score. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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