Titlebook: Knee Ligament Injuries; Extraarticular Surgi Roberto Rossi,Fabrizio Margheritini Book 2014 Springer Verlag Italia 2014 Chronic knee disloca

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What Is New in Knee Surgery?,in recent years. Knee surgeons have moved again toward more anatomical ligament restoration, while continuing to develop extra-articular augmentation procedures to protect these anatomical reconstructions. Interesting recent developments in the field of extra-articular knee reconstruction include ad

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Acute Medial and Posteromedial Injury,ntial in treating these injuries. If correctly treated in the acute setting, these injuries usually do not result in medial chronic knee instability, with no need for more complex reconstruction procedures. This chapter will review different aspects regarding MCL complex lesions, including injury pa

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Acute Lateral and Posterolateral Injury,uctures. Many of these appear to make a significant contribution to proper knee biomechanics. Injuries to this area of the knee were previously treated non-surgically or ignored altogether, thus leaving the knee vulnerable to continued instability and, as has been proven in the literature, resulting

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Chronic Lateral and Posterolateral Laxity: Reconstruction Techniques,rade 3 posterolateral injuries usually are seen in combination with chronic cruciate ligament injuries. It has been shown that untreated grade 3 posterolateral corner injuries are a major cause of failure of cruciate ligament reconstructions; therefore, detecting and performing the reconstruction of

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Surgical Approach to Posterolateral Chronic Injury,y three major static stabilizers: the fibular collateral ligament (FCL), the popliteus tendon, and the popliteofibular ligament. Injuries to these structures account for up to 16 % of all ligamentous injuries to the knee. When injured, the PLC structures are more often part of combined ligament inju

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Combined ACL and Peripheral Instability: The Eastern Experience,ion, and it was difficult to reduce anterior tibial subluxation after ACL reconstruction in chronic ACL-dificient knees and large tibial subluxation cases. Regarding to the combined intra- and extra-articular reconstruction, it has been still unknown whether these surgical procedures could restore n