Case Report
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World J Clin Cases. Apr 26, 2022; 10(12): 3879-3885
Published online Apr 26, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i12.3879
Table 1 Cases of avulsion fractures of the intercondylar eminence containing the attachment site of both the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments
Ref.
Age (yr)/sex
Cause of injury
Complications
Surgical procedure
Clinical outcome
Kim et al[4]39/MCar accidentOpen fracture of lower legACL: NA; PCL: Arthroscopic fixationIKDC objective form grade[10]: C
Kim et al[4]52/MCar accidentNAACL: NA; PCL: Arthroscopic fixationIKDC objective form grade: B
Calpur et al[5]17/MCar accidentFemoral fracturePatella fractureACL: Arthroscopic fixation; PCL: Arthroscopic fixationFlexion angle: 135°
Lombardo-Torre et al[6]25/MMotorcycle accidentNAACL: Arthroscopic fixation; PCL: Arthroscopic fixationROM: 5°–130°; Lysholm score[11]: 85 pts
de Souza Leão et al[7]28/MMotorcycle accidentNAACL: Open fixation; PCL: Open fixationROM: 0°–115°; Lysholm score: 85 pts
Liu et al[8]17/MMotorcycle accidentHoffa fractureLower leg fracturesPatella fractureACL: Open fixation; PCL: Arthroscopic fixationLysholm score: 92 pts
Present case30/MFall from high placeMCL, MM, and LM tearACL: Arthroscopic fixation; PCL: Open fixationROM: 0°–150°; IKDC objective form grade: A; IKDC subjective form score: 100 pts; Lysholm score: 100 pts
ACL: Anterior cruciate ligament; IKDC: International knee documentation committee; LM: Lateral meniscus; MCL: Medial collateral ligament; MM: Medial meniscus; NA: Not available; PCL: Posterior cruciate ligament; ROM: Range of motion; pts: Points.