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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of the study populationa

From: An evaluation of posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction surgery

Variables

Statistics

Sex - no. (%)

 Male

48 (87.2)

 Female

7 (12.7)

Age - yrs

28.1 ± 8.5

Duration of injury to surgery - months

27.8 ± 38.0

Cause of trauma - no. (%)

 Traffic accident

39 (70.9)

 Sports related

3 (5.5)

 Miscellaneous

13 (23.6)

Chief complaint - no. (%)

 Instability

47 (85.5)

 Instability + Pain

8 (14.5)

Injury side - no. (%)

 Right

39 (56.4)

 Left

24 (43.6)

Type of PCL injury - no. (%)

 Isolated PCL

17 (30.9)

 Complex injury

38 (69.1)

Meniscal injuries - no. (%)

 Medial meniscus

5 (9.1)

 Lateral meniscus

5 (9.1)

 Both

2 (3.6)

 No

43 (78.2)

Ligament injury - no. (%)

 ACL

4 (7)

 ACL + posteromedial corner

3 (5.4)

 ACL + posterolateral corner

4 (7)

 ACL + posteromedial + posterolateral

1 (1.8)

 Posteromedial corner

11 (20)

 Patellar tendon + posteromedial

2 (3.6)

 Posterolateral corner

12 (21.8)

 Posterolateral corner + posteromedial corner

1 (1.8)

 isolated

17 (30.9)

Chondral lesion - no. (%)

 Yes

17 (30.9)

 No

38 (69.1)

  1. Abbreviation: PCL posterior cruciate ligament
  2. aSince we had a population of less than 100 individuals, all percentages have been rounded to the first decimal. All plus-minus values are means and standard deviations unless stated otherwise