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Anterior cruciate ligament in skeletally immature patients
K. G. Shea
, P. Apel
, R. P. Pfeiffer
, N. Hutt
Kinesiology Department
Intermountain Orthopaedics
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Anterior Cruciate Ligament
100%
Ligament Reconstruction
100%
Skeletally Immature Patients
100%
Ligament Injury
60%
Physis
40%
Physeal Arrest
40%
Transphyseal
40%
Physeal
40%
Treatment Options
20%
High Demand
20%
Young Athletes
20%
Study Support
20%
Surgical Technique
20%
Natural History
20%
Treatment Delay
20%
Adulthood
20%
Active children
20%
Conservative Treatment
20%
Damage Potential
20%
Non-surgical Treatment
20%
Long-term Function
20%
Secondary Trauma
20%
Meniscal Tear
20%
Activity Limitation
20%
Knee Instability
20%
Early Osteoarthritis
20%
Skeletally Mature
20%
Treatment Complications
20%
Premature Physeal Arrest
20%
Nonanatomic
20%
Non-isometric
20%
Physeal Sparing
20%
Tunnel Size
20%
Growth Disturbance
20%
Sparing Technique
20%
Hardware Placement
20%
Length Discrepancy
20%
Surgical Hardware
20%
Operative Technique
20%
Nonoperative Treatment
20%
Medicine and Dentistry
Anterior Cruciate Ligament
100%
Ligament Surgery
100%
Athletes
60%
Ligament Injury
60%
Conservative Treatment
40%
Surgical Technique
40%
Physis
40%
Osteoarthritis
20%
Prematurity
20%
Adolescence
20%
Clinical Study
20%
Isometrics
20%
Knee Instability
20%
Anatomical Concepts
20%
Treatment Option
20%
Growth Disorder
20%
Secondary Injury
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Ligament Surgery
100%
Athletes
60%
Ligament Injury
60%
Surgical Technique
40%
Conservative Treatment
40%
Osteoarthritis
20%
Prematurity
20%
Isometrics
20%
Knee Instability
20%
Animal Experiment
20%
Growth Disorder
20%
Youth
20%