X-rays demonstrated calcification of the PCL. CT and MRI excluded any other intra-articular and ... at the accident and emergency department of our hospital, with right knee pain and decreased range ...
A 24-year-old male presented with left knee pain and swelling after a fall six weeks ... acute bone oedema involving the medial tibial condyle. While the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) was intact, ...
A Connecticut man who needed a new knee got one. But the prosthesis that was implanted was a right-sided knee placed into the ...
The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is one of four major stabilizing ligaments in the knee. It prevents the tibia from moving backwards beneath the femur and plays an important role in stabilizing ...
Effect of PCL-deficiency (F1), knee flexion (F2) and flexor muscle activity (F3) on the position of the medial and lateral femoral condylus, the central reference point and the epicondylar axis.
Objective: The aim of this study is to assess the kinematic changes in the knee joint during walking in patients with isolated PCL-deficiency (PCLD) to determine the presence of walking-related joint ...
Cruciate ligaments—These two ligaments inside your knee joint cross one another forming an "X." The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL ligament) crosses in front, while the posterior cruciate ligament ...
Main hypothesis of this study was, that in PCL deficient knee joints: Tibiofemoral motion patterns are significantly changed in terms of an increased posterior translation and external rotation of ...
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