Meniscal root tears are defined as radial tears located within 1 cm from the meniscal
attachment or a bony root avulsion. This injury is biomechanically comparable to a total …

A trend within the orthopedic community is rejection of the belief that “one size fits all.”
Freddie Fu, among others, strived to individualize the treatment of anterior cruciate ligament …

Purpose The purpose of this study was (1) to describe the meniscus tear pattern in anterior
cruciate ligament (ACL)-injured patients, with a special focus on medial meniscus (MM) …

Purpose The diagnostic accuracy of clinical tests for anterior cruciate ligament injury has
been reported in previous systematic reviews. Numerous studies in these reviews include …

Background: The effect of lateral meniscal posterior root tear and repair—commonly seen in
clinical practice in the setting of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction—is not …

Purpose To investigate the stabilizing effect of a lateral meniscus posterior root repair in an
ACL and root deficient knee. Methods The hypothesis of the current study was that a …

Purpose To obtain a comprehensive list of pathologies that cause increased anterior
cruciate ligament (ACL) forces and pathologic knee kinematics to evaluate for in both …

Within the knee joint, the meniscus provides shock absorption and stability by generating
circumferential stresses as load bearing occurs. 1–3 This is enabled by the root attachments …

Background: Surgical treatment of lateral meniscal tears can be challenging due to the
greater mobility of the lateral meniscus, thin capsule, and management of the popliteal …

Background: Female athletes are 2 to 8 times more prone to anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)
rupture than males. Furthermore, reinjury to the ipsilateral or contralateral knee can occur …