Are meniscal tears and articular cartilage injury predictive of inferior patient outcome after surgical reconstruction for the dislocated knee?

Keyphrases

• Patient Outcomes 100%
• Surgical Reconstruction 100%
• Knee Dislocation 100%
• Medial Meniscus Posterior Root Tear 100%
• Meniscal Tear 100%
• Dislocated Knee 100%
• Articular Cartilage Injury 100%
• Meniscal Injury 50%
• Trochlear 50%
• Multiligament Knee Injury 50%
• Articular Cartilage Damage 50%
• Cartilage Injury 50%
• Medial Femoral Condyle 50%
• IKDC Score 50%
• Meniscus Tear 50%
• Surgical Treatment 25%
• Logistic Regression Model 25%
• Timing of Surgery 25%
• Exclusion Criteria 25%
• Ligament 25%
• Intra-articular 25%
• Paucity 25%
• Knee 25%
• Injury Grade 25%
• Patients Included 25%
• Patella 25%
• Ligament Reconstruction 25%
• Articular Damage 25%
• Medial Tibial Plateau 25%
• Mid-term Follow-up 25%
• Lateral Femoral Condyle 25%
• Condylar Width 25%
• Lateral Tibial Plateau 25%
• Outcome Score 25%
• Level of Evidence IV 25%
• Minimum Follow-up 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Articular Cartilage 100%
• Reconstructive Surgery 100%
• Knee Dislocation 100%
• Knee Meniscus Rupture 100%
• Cartilage Injury 100%
• Knee 100%
• Femoral Condyle 75%
• Cartilage 50%
• Knee Injury 50%
• Articular Cartilage Damage 50%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 25%
• Lateral Tibial Plateau 25%
• Medial Tibial Plateau 25%
• Intra-Articular Injury 25%
• Surgery 25%