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. 2025 Nov 19;20:1013. doi: 10.1186/s13018-025-06452-1

Table 1.

Patient characteristics

Patient # Age Sex Time from symptoms to surgery Level of activity Associated lesions “Figure-4” test MRI Follow-up (months) Post-op MRI Return to sport level
1 16 F 24 Semi-pro dancer LFC lesion  +   +  28 – Pre-injury level
2 17 M 12 Semi-pro soccer player LFC lesion  +   +  25 – Pre-injury level
3 15 M 6 Semi-pro soccer player None  +   +  26 – Pre-injury level
4 16 M 10 Semi-pro basketball player None  +   +  26 – Pre-injury level
5 17 F 28 Semi-pro dancer LFC lesion  +   +  24 – Recreational activity
6 19 M 12 Recreational soccer player LFC lesion  +   ±  24 – Pre-injury level
7 35 M 6 Recreational basketball player ACL tear  +   ±  26 – Pre-injury level
8 14 M 2 Semi-pro basketball player ACL tear  +   +  28 – Pre-injury level
9 32 M 10 Recreational soccer player Medial meniscus tear  +   +  25 – Switch to swimming
10 28 F 7 Recreational volleyball player ACL tear  +   ±  27 – Pre-injury level
11 34 M 8 Recreational soccer player ACL tear  +   +  26 – Pre-injury level

This table reports population data (age, gender, pre-operative level of activity), the duration of symptoms before surgery, pre-surgical assessment (clinical examination using the figure-4 test and MRI scan), follow-up duration in months, assessment at post-operative MRI, and their return to pre-injury level. LFC Lateral femoral condyle; ACL Anterior cruciate ligament