From: Chondral injuries in patients with recurrent patellar dislocation: a systematic review
References | Main findings |
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Boddula et al. [22] | Seven patients showed chondral lesions, located at medial and lateral patellar facet, while one patient reported an associated lateral trochlea chondral lesion |
Chan et al. [23] | Chondral fracture and a lateral trochlea chondral lesion were found in one patient |
Franzone et al. [24] | Twenty patients had patellar chondral lesions, while five patients reported lateral trochlea defects |
Gaweda et al. [25] | Nineteen patients had severe and extensive patellar chondral defects |
Kita et al. [26] | Twenty-seven patients reported patellar lesions, while eight showed lateral trochlea chondral defects, after MPFL rupture |
Lee et al. [27] | After MPFL reconstruction, 26 patients presented patellar chondral lesions, while16 patients had lateral trochlea lesions |
Luhmann et al. [28] | Patellar osteochondral lesions were present in 30 knees, femoral lesions were documented in 11 knees, and loose bodies were present in 6 knees |
Maffulli et al. [29] | At arthroscopy, there was an osteochondral lesion less than 15 mm in diameter in 13 of 34 patients. The osteochondral defects were in the medial patellar facet (n = 6), on the lateral femoral trochlea (n = 4), and on both the medial patellar facet and the lateral femoral trochlea in 3 patients |
Nha et al. [30] | All patients reported patellar lesions, while 14 showed lateral trochlea chondral defects, after MPFL rupture |