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. 2018 May 14;7(6):e611–e615. doi: 10.1016/j.eats.2018.02.008

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Fig 3 — Suturing the graft to the retinaculum and tubularizing the free ends (left knee). (A) Suturing the graft (G) to the medial border of the patella (P) using nonabsorbable Ethibond sutures (*). (B) Graft tubularized using 2-0 FiberWire (black arrow) to prevent its rupture inside the femoral tunnel. (C) An illustration showing suturing the graft to the medial border of the patella using Ethibond sutures (E) and tubularizing the graft using FiberWire (F). (PT, patellar tendon; QT, quadriceps tendon.)