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Table 4 Location and severity of concomitant cartilage injuries at primary and revision anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction

From: Comparison of concomitant injuries and patient-reported outcome in patients that have undergone both primary and revision ACL reconstruction—a national registry study

 

Primary ACL reconstruction (n = 1014)a

ACL revision (n = 1014)b

Change from primary ACL reconstruction to revision

p valuec

Highest ICRS on any location

 No injury

828 (81.7%)

658 (65.1%)

Decrease 75 (7.4%)

Equal 671 (66.5%)

Increase 263 (26.1%)

< 0.001

 ICRS 1-2

150 (14.8%)

259 (25.6%)

 ICRS 3-4

35 (3.5%)

93 (9.2%)

Patella

 No injury

984 (97.1%)

941 (93.2%)

 

< 0.001

 ICRS 1

14 (1.4%)

30 (3.0%)

Decrease 18 (1.8%)

Equal 931 (92.3%)

Increase 60 (5.9%)

 ICRS 2

14 (1.4%)

28 (2.8%)

 ICRS 3

1 (0.1%)

10 (1.0%)

 ICRS 4

0 (0.0%)

1 (0.1%)

Tibial plateaus

 No injury

961 (94.9%)

894 (88.5%)

 

< 0.001

 ICRS 1

21 (2.1%)

50 (5.0%)

Decrease 30 (3.0%)

Equal 880 (87.2%)

Increase 99 (9.8%)

 ICRS 2

27 (2.7%)

50 (5.0%)

 ICRS 3

4 (0.4%)

12 (1.2%)

 ICRS 4

0 (0.0%)

4 (0.4%)

Femoral condyles

 No injury

859 (84.8%)

719 (71.2%)

 

< 0.001

 ICRS 1

49 (4.8%)

96 (9.5%)

Decrease 77 (7.6%)

Equal 701 (69.5%)

Increase 231 (22.9%)

 ICRS 2

74 (7.3%)

121 (12.0%)

 ICRS 3

21 (2.1%)

54 (5.3%)

 ICRS 4

10 (1.0%)

20 (2.0%)

Trochlea

 No injury

1002 (98.9%)

960 (95.0%)

 

< 0.001

 ICRS 1

7 (0.7%)

17 (1.7%)

Decrease 6 (0.6%)

Equal 954 (94.5%)

Increase 49 (4.9%)

 ICRS 2

4 (0.4%)

19 (1.9%)

 ICRS 3

0 (0.0%)

7 (0.7%)

 ICRS 4

0 (0.0%)

7 (0.7%)

  1. ACL anterior cruciate ligament, ICRS international cartilage repair score
  2. aMissing data on ICRS for one patient
  3. bMissing data on ICRS for four patients
  4. cFor the comparison of decrease versus increase in cartilage injury severity