TABLE 1.
Flexion Angles at Which Data Points Are Significantly Different From Standard MPFL Reconstructiona
| Flexion Angle | |||||||||||
| 0° | 5° | 10° | 15° | 20° | 25° | 30° | 35° | 40° | 45° | 50° | |
| Preoperative | |||||||||||
| Lateral shift | |||||||||||
| Lateral tilt | |||||||||||
| Max medial pressure | |||||||||||
| Center of pressure | |||||||||||
| Posterior attachment | |||||||||||
| Lateral shift | |||||||||||
| Lateral tilt | |||||||||||
| Graft force | |||||||||||
| Max medial pressure | |||||||||||
| Center of pressure | |||||||||||
| Short and posterior | |||||||||||
| Lateral shift | |||||||||||
| Lateral tilt | |||||||||||
| Graft force | |||||||||||
| Max medial pressure | |||||||||||
| Center of pressure | |||||||||||
aStatistically significantly different from standard medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) reconstruction: light gray cells, P < .05; dark gray cells, P < .01. No significant differences were identified for the short graft alone or for maximum lateral pressure measurements. Max, maximum.