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✅PCL bony avulsion at the tibial insertion
- PCL bony avulsion at the tibial insertion occurs in about 10% of cases. It's important to differentiate ligamentous injuries of the PCL from osseous avulsions because osseous avulsions can be treated with primary fixation.
Radiology. 2016 Oct;281(1):23-40
✅Main points:
- In bony avulsion cases, the focus is on fixing the bone without reconstructing the PCL.
- Diagnosing avulsion fractures at the tibial insertion is straightforward, but identifying complete soft-tissue disruptions at the PCL's femoral attachment, like peel-off tears, is challenging due to minimal displacement. These cases require repair, not reconstruction.
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