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• W2515771100 abstract "COMPEAN-MARTINEZ, G. A.; MORALES-AVALOS, R.; VILCHEZ-CAVAZOS, F.; ACOSTA-OLIVO, C.; MENDOZA-LEMUS, O. F.; GARZA-CASTRO, O.; ELIZONDO-OMANA, R. E. & GUZMAN-LOPEZ, S. Anthropometric landmarks forposterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in anatomical position. Int. J. Morphol., 33(2):678-684, 2015.SUMMARY: To determine viable anatomical landmarks allowing for accurate femoral and tibial tunnel placement in anatomicalposition during posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) reconstruction. Ten knees were dissected to analyze femoral and tibial PCL in sertionmeasurements and the features specific to the PCL and its fascicles. The clock hands system was used to measure femoral inserti ons. Themeniscus and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) were used as landmarks to measure tibial insertions. The PCL and its correspondingfascicle characteristics were determined by its femoral insertion, central portion and tibial insertion. The mean lengths between thecentral point of the PCL footprint and the articular cartilage border at 12:00 h were 17.23 mm ( ±3.94) and 17.73 mm ( ±4.11) for the rightand left knees, respectively. The anterior-posterior mean lengths for the PCL were 11.94 mm ( ±5.08) between the posterior PCL borderand the anterior PCL border. The mean lengths were 33.52 mm ( ±3.49) from the medial border of the lateral meniscus to the lateral PCLborder and 32.24 mm (±2.28) from the medial border of the medial meniscus to the medial PCL border. From the anteroposteriorviewpoint, the anterolateral fascicle is greater than the posteromedial one in its femoral and tibial insertions and in its cen tral portion. Aquantitative data collection summary was conducted with different PCL variables, along with its fascicles and their various fem oral andtibial bony landmarks. Various measurements were obtained, indicating the high functionality shared by the PCL fascicles. Lengthsreported for insertions are practical landmarks for the locations of femoral and tibial tunnels during posterior cruciate ligam ent plasty. Wemust take into account native PCL form to avoid oversizing the graft during reconstruction and to avoid a possible clamping of the graftwith the surrounding structures.KEY WORDS: Posterior cruciate ligament; Femoral tunnels; Reconstruction; Anatomy; Landmark." @default.
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• W2515771100 title "Anthropometric Landmarks for Posterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in Anatomical Position Referencias Antropométricas para la Reconstrucción del Ligamento Cruzado Posterior en Posición Anatómica" @default.
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