Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4076721 | Journal de Traumatologie du Sport | 2010 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
The authors report two cases of neglected patellar ligament rupture treated surgically. The repair was made by suture of the tendon rotulien strengthened by a fragment of the vast medial associated with a hooping to the son of steel for the first case; and a reconstruction with transplant free bone-tendon-bone taken in depend on the knee controlateral, supported by a centring to the son of steel in 90°de flexion for the second case. No postoperative immobilization is made allowing beginning at once the re-education. The functional result was excellent on the active extension but with a sequellaire steepness concerning the flexion for the first patient. The surgical technique must be individually adapted; the centring of protection must be systematic but realized carefully to avoid the frequent abnormalities of location of the kneecap and the fémoro-patellaires conflicts and authorizing a fast reeducation. Through a review of the literature, we recall difficulties of care of this injury even on the diagnosis and therapeutic levels.
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Authors
A. Zaidane, A.R. Haddoun, Y. Elandaloussi, F.R. Bennani, Y. Azagui, A. Aziz, T. Zaouari, M. Ouarab.,