Table 5.

Association Between Jump-Landing Biomechanics and Medial T1ρ Relaxation Times After Accounting for the Presence of Meniscal Tear and/or Cartilage Lesion ^a

	MFC, ΔR 2, β				MTC, ΔR 2, β
Variable	Global	Posterior	Central	Anterior	Global	Posterior	Central	Anterior
Injured vGRF	0.07, 0.26	0.09, 0.30	0.04, 0.20	0.02, 0.13	0.01, –0.04	0.06, –0.25	0.02, –0.13	0.01, –0.08
P value	.20	.13	.33	.52	.84	.23	.52	.69
Injured KEM (n = 25)	0.01, –0.07	0.02, 0.14	0.03, –0.16	0.03, –0.15	0.02, 0.15	0.01, –0.07	0.05, 0.21	0.03, 0.17
P value	.76	.51	.46	.48	.49	.75	.32	.42
Injured KAM	0.03, 0.19	0.01, –0.08	0.04, 0.21	0.11, 0.34	0.03, –0.17	0.01, –0.11	0.01, –0.08	0.04, –0.20
P value	.38	.69	.31	.10	.41	.60	.72	.33

^a KAM, peak internal knee adduction moment; KEM, peak internal knee extension moment; MFC, medial femoral condyle; MTC, medial tibial condyle; vGRF, vertical ground-reaction force.