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Multiligament Knee Injuries.

JBJSApril 15, 2026PMID: 41984925

Super, Jonathan T JT; Chahla, Jorge J; Geeslin, Andrew G AG; et al.

This review synthesizes evidence and expert opinion on multiligament knee injuries, emphasizing comprehensive assessment (exam, stress radiography, MRI), attention to posteromedial/posterolateral and meniscal pathology to protect cruciate reconstructions, consideration of early single-stage surgery in selected patients, and meticulous anatomic reconstruction and rehabilitation planning to restore stability and avoid technical pitfalls.

Orthopedic SurgerySports MedicineTrauma SurgeryACL ReconstructionMeniscus Repair & Transplantation

Mechanisms of anterior cruciate ligament injury across sports: A systematic review and meta-analysis of video-based studies.

Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology & ArthroscopyApril 14, 2026PMID: 41979385

D'Ambrosi, Riccardo R; Carrozzo, Alessandro A; Monaco, Edoardo E; et al.

Meta-analysis of 26 video-based studies (1,333 athletes) found ACL injuries were 45.1% non-contact, 41.0% indirect-contact and 18.5% direct-contact, with sport-specific patterns: basketball had increased indirect-contact, rugby and American football increased direct-contact, and handball/netball/skiing higher non-contact; injuries commonly occurred during jump landings and speed/change-of-direction tasks, supporting combined universal and sport-specific prevention.

Orthopedic SurgerySports MedicineACL ReconstructionKnee Ligament InjuriesReturn to Sport Protocols

Intraoperative Manual Resistance and Direct Intra-articular Visualization Maneuvers for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Retrospective Cohort Study.

American Journal of Sports MedicineApril 14, 2026PMID: 41981829

Cantrell, W Alexander WA; Hale, Martina E ME; Scariano, Gabrielle G; et al.

In 922 ACL reconstructions using femoral suspensory fixation, intraoperative manual resistance and direct intra-articular visualization confirmed proper button deployment in all cases with a 3.9% malposition rate, and no difference between fixed- and adjustable-loop devices. The authors conclude these maneuvers reliably verify deployment and do not support routine intraoperative fluoroscopy.

Orthopedic SurgerySports MedicineACL ReconstructionKnee Ligament InjuriesBiomaterials & Implants