학술논문
Inclusion of open injuries in an updated Schenck classification of knee dislocations based on a global Delphi consensus study
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Article
Author
Held, Michael; Scheepers, Waldo; von Bormann, Richard; Wascher, Daniel C.; Richter, Dustin L.; Schenck, Robert C.; Harner, Christopher D.; Alizayagam, Hasan; Mourao, Carlos; Mesquita, Diogo; Arojuraye, Soliudeen; Freitas, Ednei; Patel, Rtesh; Deepak, S.; Nahas, Fernanda; Fontes, Paulo; Miura, Gabriel M.; Du Preez, Gian; Simoes, Guilherme F.; Marinho, Leandro; Luciano, Roberto Cunha; Gowda, Yogesh; Ribeiro, Bernardo; North, David; Calapodopulos, Constantino; Richter, Dustin; Coutinho, Ennio; Fu, Weili; Ferreira, Frederico; Passos, Clauco; Jonker, Hannes; Hobbs, Hayden; Grant, John; Magobotha, Sebastian; Alves, Marcos; Amorim, Marcelo; Denaro, Marcelo; Safran, Marc; Moraes, Marcelo; Pardiwala, Dinshaw; Lazzarini, Rodrigo; Sherman, Seth; Shanmugasundaram, Saseendar; Silvampatti, Sundararajan; von Bormann, Richard; Lemos, Wagner; Juliano Eustaquio, Jose M.; Venter, Peter
Source
Journal of ISAKOS: Joint Disorders & Orthopaedic Sports Medicine; October 2022, Vol. 7 Issue: 5 p95-99, 5p
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ISSN
20597754; 20597762
Abstract
Knee dislocations (KDs) are complex injuries defined as incongruity of the tibiofemoral joint, which leads to tears of two or more of the main stabilising knee ligaments, and they are often associated with damage to surrounding soft tissue or neurovascular structures. A classification system for these injuries should be simple and reproducible and allow communication among surgeons for surgical planning and outcome prediction. The aim of this study was to formulate a list of factors, prioritised by high-volume knee surgeons, that should be included in a KD classification system.