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Table 3 Comparative meniscal failed suture vs successful reconstruction

From: The relationship between ACL reconstruction and meniscal repair: quality of life, sports return, and meniscal failure rate—2- to 12-year follow-up

 

Failed meniscal suture

Successful meniscal repair

P

Sex

0.19

 Male

10 (83.33%)

53 (66.25%)

 Female

2 (16.67%)

27 (33.75%)

 Age

29.92

31.01

0.67

Motivation

0.52

 Low

3 (25%)

5 (6.25%)

 Regular

2 (16.67%)

29 (36.25%)

 High

7 (58.33%)

46 (57.5%)

Affected knee

0.95

 Right

7 (41.67%)

46 (57.5%)

 Left

5 (58.33%)

34 (42.5%)

Injured meniscus

0.67

 Internal

9 (75%)

57 (71.25%)

 External

3 (25%)

21 (26.25%)

 Both

 

2 (2.5%)

Type of meniscal lesion

0.0062

 Simple

7 (58.33%)

71 (88.75%)

 Bucket handle

5 (41.67%)

9 (11.25%)

Repair technique

 

 All inside

9 (75%)

74 (92.5%)

0.057

 Both

3 (25%)

6 (7.5%)

0.29

No. sutures used

0.68

 1

2 (16.67%)

26 (32.5%)

 2–3

8 (66.67%)

44 (55%)

 4 or >

2 (16.67%)

10 (12.5%)

Chondral lesions

1 (8.33%)

3 (3.75%)

0.49

Lysholm

83.92

87.31

0.51

SF12-MCS

55.33

54.86

0.81

SF12-PCS

50.5

52.85

0.4

Tegner

 Preop

5.33

5.62

0.48

 Postop

4.08

5.56

0.001

 Duration from injury to surgery (months)

10.92

14.77

0.12

Group

 Combinated acl

5

44

0.38

 Isolated

7

36

0.38