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Table 5 BML change (baseline to follow-up) between the three groups

From: Tibiofemoral joint structural change from 2.5 to 4.5 years following ACL reconstruction with and without combined meniscal pathology

Site

BML change

ACLR isolated (n = 32)

ACLR combined (n = 25)

Controls (n = 9)

P value

Medial tibia

Progression

9 (28%)

5 (20%)

0 (0)

0.25

Stable

15 (47%)

9 (36%)

6 (67%)

0.29

Regression

8 (25%)

11 (44%)

3 (33%)

0.46

Medial femoral condyle

Progression

3 (9%)

3 (12%)

0 (0)

0.85

Stable

25 (78%)

19 (76%)

9 (100%)

0.33

Regression

4 (13%)

3 (12%)

0 (0)

0.74

Lateral tibia

Progression

7 (22%)

4 (16%)

0 (0)

0.43

Stable

11 (34%) a

12 (48%) b

9 (100%) a, b

0.001*

Regression

14 (44%) a

9 (36%) b

0 (0) 1 2

0.04*

Lateral femoral condyle

Progression

4 (13%)

5 (20%)

2 (22%)

0.59

Stable

23 (72%)

17 (68%)

6 (67%)

0.94

Regression

5 (16%)

3 (12%)

1 (11%)

1.0

  1. Data presented as number (%). *Significant difference (P < 0.05). Post hoc was significantly different for a isolated ACLR versus controls and b combined group versus controls (P < 0.05).