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. 2020 Aug 8;21:526. doi: 10.1186/s12891-020-03533-6

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the study populationa

Variables Statistics
Sex - no. (%)
 Male 48 (87.2)
 Female 7 (12.7)
Age - yrs 28.1 ± 8.5
Duration of injury to surgery - months 27.8 ± 38.0
Cause of trauma - no. (%)
 Traffic accident 39 (70.9)
 Sports related 3 (5.5)
 Miscellaneous 13 (23.6)
Chief complaint - no. (%)
 Instability 47 (85.5)
 Instability + Pain 8 (14.5)
Injury side - no. (%)
 Right 39 (56.4)
 Left 24 (43.6)
Type of PCL injury - no. (%)
 Isolated PCL 17 (30.9)
 Complex injury 38 (69.1)
Meniscal injuries - no. (%)
 Medial meniscus 5 (9.1)
 Lateral meniscus 5 (9.1)
 Both 2 (3.6)
 No 43 (78.2)
Ligament injury - no. (%)
 ACL 4 (7)
 ACL + posteromedial corner 3 (5.4)
 ACL + posterolateral corner 4 (7)
 ACL + posteromedial + posterolateral 1 (1.8)
 Posteromedial corner 11 (20)
 Patellar tendon + posteromedial 2 (3.6)
 Posterolateral corner 12 (21.8)
 Posterolateral corner + posteromedial corner 1 (1.8)
 isolated 17 (30.9)
Chondral lesion - no. (%)
 Yes 17 (30.9)
 No 38 (69.1)

Abbreviation: PCL posterior cruciate ligament

aSince we had a population of less than 100 individuals, all percentages have been rounded to the first decimal. All plus-minus values are means and standard deviations unless stated otherwise