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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 2.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Sports Med. 2020 Feb 7;48(4):812–824. doi: 10.1177/0363546519900170

Table 6.

Differences Between in Contralateral Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury and No Contralateral Injurya

Contralateral Injury, n (%) or Mean ± SD
Yes No P Value Statistic

Sex
 Male 66 (8) 736 (92) .829 0.05a
 Female 18 (8) 189 (92)
Age, y 19.7 ± 4.2 24.2 ± 7.2 <.001c −0.16d
Preoperative Marx score 12.4 ± 4.3 11.4 ± 5.0 .303 0.04d
Injury mechanism
 Jumping/landing 17 (8) 189 (92) .671 2.36b
 Sidestep/pivot 40 (8) 432 (92)
 Tackling 3 (4) 73 (96)
 Being tackled 20 (9) 189 (91)
 Other 4 (9) 42 (91)
Injury contact
 Direct 15 (7) 199 (93) .73 0.63b
 Indirect 14 (9) 143 (91)
 Noncontact 55 (9) 583 (91)
Graft type
 BPTB 66 (8) 755 (92) .495 0.47b
 HT 18 (9) 170 (91)
Extra-articular tenodesis
 Yes 0 (0) 24 (100) .135 2.23b
 No 84 (9) 901 (91)
Medial meniscus treatment
 Nil 67 (9) 721 (91) .975 0.22b
 Left in situ 10 (8) 112 (92)
 Meniscectomy 4 (7) 53 (3)
 Repair 3 (7) 38 (93)
Lateral meniscus treatment
 Nil 48 (8) 559 (92) .477 3.50b
 Left in situ 19 (12) 140 (88)
 Meniscectomy 15 (7) 198 (93)
 Repair 2 (7) 27 (93)
Chondral pathology: MFC
 Nil 68 (8) 797 (92) .105 2.63b
 Grade 1–2 14 (13) 95 (87)
 Grade 3–4 2 (6) 33 (94)
Chondral pathology: LFC
 Nil 74 (9) 790 (91) .711 0.14b
 Grade 1–2 10 (7) 123 (93)
 Grade 3–4 0 (0) 12 (100)
a

BPTB, bone–patellar tendon–bone; HT, hamstring tendon; LFC, lateral femoral condyle; MFC, medial femoral condyle.

b

Chi-square analysis.

c

P < .05.

d

Point biserial correlation.