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. 2018 Dec 28;6(12):2325967118817297. doi: 10.1177/2325967118817297

TABLE 1.

Baseline Characteristics at the Time of PCL Reconstruction of the Patients Included in the Study Cohort and the Patients Lost to Follow-upa

Study Cohort (n1) Lost to Follow-up (n2)
Age at surgery, y (n1 = 252, n2 = 121), median (range) 35 (14-67) 27 (15-62)
Time from injury to surgery, mo (n1 = 249, n2 = 118), median (range) 12 (0-240) 12 (0-204)
Sex: female (n1 = 252, n2 = 121) 112 (44)b 37 (31)
Activity at time of injury (n1 = 247, n2 = 117)
  Sports 137 (55)b 48 (40)
  Other than sports 110 (43)b 69 (57)
  Unknown 5 (2) 4 (3)
Concomitant (n1 = 252, n2 = 121)
  Ligament injuryc
   Isolated PCL injury 79 (31) 36 (35)
   Multiligament injury 173 (69) 78 (65)
  Meniscal lesion 59 (23) 32 (26)
  Cartilage lesion 99 (39) 40 (33)
  Other injuryd 12 (5) 11 (9)
PCL graft (n1 = 242, n2 = 117)
  Hamstrings 172 (68) 83 (69)
  Other 70 (28) 34 (28)
  Unknown 10 (4) 4 (3)
Preoperative KOOS, mean (95% CI)
  Pain (n1 = 168, n2 = 84) 60.7 (57.4-67.0) 64.5 (60.2-68.8)
  Symptoms (n1 = 171, n2 = 85) 65.2 (62.5-67.9) 68.8 (65.2-72.4)
  ADL (n1 = 167, n2 = 82) 66.4 (62.9-69.9) 71.1 (66.5-75.7)
  Sport/Recreation (n1 = 166, n2 = 83) 24.6 (20.7-28.5) 30.9 (25.3-36.5)
  QoL (n1 = 168, n2 = 84) 28.1 (25.1-31.1) 29.8 (25.4-34.2)

aData are reported as n (%) unless otherwise indicated. ADL, Activities of Daily Living; KOOS, Knee injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score; PCL, posterior cruciate ligament; QoL, Quality of Life.

bStatistically significant difference, P < .05.

cAnterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament, lateral collateral ligament, posterolateral corner.

dNeural injury, arterial injury, fracture, tendon rupture.