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TL;DR: The risk of developing osteoarthritis in patients who have had an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture is lower after ACL reconstruction, however the rate of significant symptomatic OA needing major surgical intervention is lower, and needs to be considered when advising patients on the management of their ruptured ACL.

TL;DR: In the opinion, patellar problems are a good prognostic factor for the success of revision surgery and open arthrolysis does not correct a limited flexion arc, but it does relieve pain.

TL;DR: Onset of osteoarthritis was correlated with medial meniscal status and femoral chondral defects at time of surgery, and total medial meniscectomy and articular cartilage damage were risk factors for osteearthritis.

TL;DR: The ISAKOS classification of meniscal Tears provides sufficient interobserver reliability for pooling of data from international clinical trials designed to evaluate the outcomes of treatment for meniscal tears.

TL;DR: Tibiofemoral instability following total knee replacement is a cause of early and late failure and usually requires revision surgery and proper prosthetic selection at the primary procedure avoids this complication.