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Effect of single-bundle autologous hamstring tendon reconstruction combined with braided thread on joint stability and clinical efficacy in patients with posterior cruciate ligament rupture.
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Introduction: Single-bundle autologous hamstring tendon reconstruction is a surgical procedure used primarily in orthopedics. The aim of the study was to investigate the impact of using autologous hamstring tendon single-bundle restoration in conjunction with braided threads on both joint stability and clinical efficacy in patients suffering from posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) rupture. Material and methods: In total, 106 patients diagnosed with PCL rupture were randomly assigned to the control group and study group, each group consisting of 53 patients. The control group received autologous hamstring tendon single-bundle reconstruction, whereas the study group received autologous hamstring tendon single-bundle reconstruction together with braided thread treatment. The comparative rates of treatment success and satisfaction, complication occurrence, pre-and post-surgery joint activity indicators, gait parameters, knee joint function, and joint stability were assessed. Results: The study group showed a significantly higher rate of excellent and good treatment outcomes compared to the control group ( Conclusions: The single-bundle reconstruction combined with braided thread has good clinical efficacy in patients with PCL rupture and more effectively improves the patient's joint stability.
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