Explore the common problems and clinical considerations of knee multiligament injuries (MLI) in this focused issue of Clinics in Sports Medicine. Guest edited by Drs. Bruce A. Levy and Benjamin Freychet, it brings together articles on assessment, ligament instability, reconstruction techniques and outcomes—topics important to practicing clinicians.
What you'll learn
- Assessment and injury patterns: Explore knee ligament instability patterns and multiligament-injured knee (MLIK) initial assessment and treatment.
- Vascular and ligament considerations: Review vascular injury in the multiple ligament injured knee, alongside articles on MCL/PMC and FCL/PLC.
- Reconstruction approaches: Read about multiligament knee reconstruction, all-inside PCL graftlink and osteotomies.
- Repair and augmentation techniques: Examine repair and augmentation with Internal Brace in the multiligament injured knee, plus PCL reconstruction with internal brace augmentation.
- Treatment and outcomes: Explore KDIV multiligament knee injuries, including treatment and outcomes, as well as outcomes, injury patterns and gait analysis of multiligament knee injury.
These articles are among the topics covered in this issue, one of four selected each year by series Consulting Editor Dr. Mark Miller.
Who this is for
This issue is for practicing clinicians seeking a focused exploration of knee multiligament injuries, from initial assessment through surgical approaches and outcome evaluation.
Details
- Issue: Knee Multiligament Injuries – Common Problems
- Series: Clinics in Sports Medicine, Volume 38-2; The Clinics: Orthopedics, Volume 38-2
- Author: Sanjeev Kakar
- Guest editors: Drs. Bruce A. Levy and Benjamin Freychet
- Series Consulting Editor: Dr. Mark Miller
- Brand / library: Orthopedics Library
- Publisher: Elsevier
- Edition: 1
- Published date: April 28, 2019
- Pages: 153
- ISBN: 9780323677868, 032367786X
Add this focused issue to your clinical library and deepen your reading on the assessment, treatment and outcomes of knee multiligament injuries.