Autograft
Data from University of Ioannina provide new insights into autograft
Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, August 15th, 2010
Scientists discuss in 'Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction results in alterations in gait variability' new findings in autograft. "The temporal structure of gait variability has shown that healthy human gait exhibits long-range correlations and deterministic properties which allow the neuromuscular system to be flexible and adaptable to stresses. Pathology results in deterioration of these properties," investigators in Ioannina, Greece report.
"We examined structure of gait variability after ACL reconstruction with either BPTB or quadrupled ST/G tendon autografts. Six patients with BPTB reconstruction, six with ST/G reconstruction and six healthy controls walked...
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