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Restoration of Anterior Tibial Translation Is Achievable With an Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction and Ramp Repair With Increasing Posterior Tibial Slope While Medial Meniscus Deficiency Requires Concomitant Slope-Correcting Osteotomy.

Rasmussen MT, Wilebski BJ, Tollefson LV, Carlson MR, Lee DR, Behnke RA, Larson SL, Retzer NK, Patel R, Brink HR, LaPrade CM, LaPrade RF

Year: 2026
Journal: The American journal of sports medicine

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anterior cruciate ligament reconstructionramp repairposterior tibial slopemedial meniscus deficiencyosteotomy

Restoration of Anterior Tibial Translation Is Achievable With an Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction and Ramp Repair With Increasing Posterior Tibial Slope While Medial Meniscus Deficiency Requires Concomitant Slope-Correcting Osteotomy.

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