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Table 3.

All measured areas under the specific curve for each specimen

AUC
ID	Flexion angle	Internal rotation, ACL intact loaded	Internal rotation, ACL intact unloaded	Internal rotation, ACL absent loaded	Internal rotation, ACL absent unloaded
I	0°	61.9	59.9	49.7	37.8
II		95.4	74.2	72.7	37.4
III		14.7	6.9	13.8	2.8
IV		41.0	32.9	35.1	14.5
V		92.3	87.4	77.3	58.4
VI		54.6	31.7	43.9	19.8
I	30°	72.0	74.9	56.5	38.3
II		66.2	60.1	46.3	26.5
III		19.3	6.6	15.9	8.7
IV		42.5	49.5	32.0	33.7
V		67.3	49.9	54.0	22.2
VI		65.7	31.1	52.2	15.2
I	90°	155.8	175.5	122.9	122.2
II		87.2	83.0	76.1	61.5
III		37.4	31.0	28.6	21.4
IV		67.9	59.9	56.6	24.9
V		80.8	62.9	60.2	25.8
VI		61.6	37.2	55.0	24.0
AUC on averaged values
	Knee flexion	Internal rotation, ACL intact loaded	Internal rotation, ACL intact unloaded	Internal rotation, ACL absent loaded	Internal rotation, ACL absent unloaded
Mean^a		60.0	48.8	48.8	28.4
SEM^b	0°	12.6	12.3	9.7	8.2
Mean^a		55.5	45.3	42.8	24.1
SEM^b	30°	8.4	9.7	6.5	4.5
Mean^a		81.8	74.9	66.6	46.6
SEM^b	90°	16.4	21.5	12.9	16.3

Each area represents the physical work applied to reach a certain amount of deflection in relation to the ACL-intact and ACL-absent conditions

^aArithmetic mean

^bStandard error of mean