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COA/AOA: Autograft type may not predict re-injury at 2 years following ACL reconstruction
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COA/AOA: Autograft type may not predict re-injury at 2 years following ACL reconstruction

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N Mohtadi R Humphrey D Chan E Paolucci

330 patients requiring ACL reconstruction were randomized to undergo the procedure using either a double-bundle hamstring tendon autograft (DB group), a quadruple-stranded hamstring tendon autograft (HT group) or a patellar tendon autograft (PT group). The purpose of this study was to compare these two treatment approaches with respect to rate of re-injury and quality of life at 2 years postoperatively. Results indicated that all three groups yielded statistically similar scores for quality of life. Although younger age and Tegner activity levels at 2 years were found to be significant predictors of complete traumatic re-ruptures and traumatic re-injuries, this was irrespective of graft type used. There were no significant predictors for atraumatic graft failure.

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OrthoEvidence. COA/AOA: Autograft type may not predict re-injury at 2 years following ACL reconstruction. ACE Report. 2014;4(6):97. Available from: https://myorthoevidence.com/AceReport/Report/coa-aoa-autograft-type-may-not-predict-re-injury-at-2-years-following-acl-reconstruction

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