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Eralt des hinteren Kreuzbandes

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Der Streit zwischen Erhalt und Ersatz des hinteren Kreuzbandes geht über drei Jahrzehnte. Die Argumente beider Lager sind eher theoretischer Natur als von tatsächlicher klinischer Relevanz. Mittel- und langfristige Beobachtungen von kreuzbanderhaltenden oder -substituierenden Prothesen zeigen vergleichbare Resultate für beide Konzepte. Bei 99% der zu operierenden Kniegelenke ist das hintere Kreuzband intakt, sodass es in der Mehrzahl der Fülle erhalten werden kann (Scott 1982).

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Eulert, J., Hassenpflug, J. (2001). Eralt des hinteren Kreuzbandes. In: Praxis der Knieendoprothetik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59518-9_9

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