1. How good are the results of ACL reconstruction?

   • Ejnar Eriksson

   Editorial Pages: 137 - 137

2. Arthroscopic-assisted anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction with the central third patellar tendon A 5–8-year follow-up

   • P. Aglietti
   • R. Buzzi
   • G. Zaccherotti

   Knee Pages: 138 - 144

3. The anterior cruciate ligament does play a role in controlling axial rotation in the knee

   • H. N. Andersen
   • Poul Dyhre-Poulsen

   Knee Pages: 145 - 149

4. Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)-deficient knee with degenerative arthrosis: treatment with an isolated autogenous patellar tendon ACL reconstruction

   • K. D. Shelbourne
   • Keith C. Stube

   Knee Pages: 150 - 156

5. Is bracing after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction necessary? A 2-year follow-up of 78 consecutive patients rehabilitated with or without a brace

   • J. Kartus
   • Sven Stener
   • Jon Karlsson

   Knee Pages: 157 - 161

6. Fatigue after eccentric quadriceps femoris work produces earlier gastrocnemius and delayed quadriceps femoris activation during crossover cutting among normal athletic women

   • J. A. Nyland
   • D. N. M. Caborn
   • D. L. Johnson

   Knee Pages: 162 - 167

7. Holmium :YAG-laser-assisted arthroscopy versus conventional methods for treatment of the knee Two-year results of a prospective study

   • Clemens Lübbers
   • W. E. Siebert

   Knee Pages: 168 - 175

8. Lesions of the scapholunate ligaments in acute wrist trauma – arthroscopic diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment

   • G. Peicha
   • F. J. Seibert
   • G. Schippinger

   Wrist Pages: 176 - 183

9. Optimization of high-frequency electrosurgery of the meniscus

   • W. Plötz
   • K. Fastenmeier
   • E. Hipp

   Basic research Pages: 184 - 188

10. Effect of basic fibroblast growth factor on the healing of defects in the canine anterior cruciate ligament

    • D. Kobayashi
    • M. Kurosaka
    • K. Mizuno

    Basic research Pages: 189 - 194