Dynamic Three-Dimensional Analysis of Lachman Test for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Insufficiency: Analysis of Anteroposterior Motion of the Medial and Lateral Femoral Epicondyles

To evaluate dynamic three-dimensional (3D) kinematic properties of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)-insufficient knees and healthy contralateral knees in awake patients during the Lachman test using biplane fluoroscopy. Ten patients with unilateral ACL-insufficient knees and healthy contralatera...

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Published in:Knee Surgery and Related Research, 27(3) 2015, 27(3), , pp.187-193
Main Authors: Koo, Seungbum, Kyung, Bong Soo, Jeong, Ju Seon, Suh, Dong Won, Ahn, Jin Hwan, Wang, Joon Ho
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