Abstract
Intro With an increased incidence of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and high rates of re-injury among skeletally immature individuals, investigators have attempted to identify factors that may help risk stratify patients and provide families with prognostic data concerning the risk of re-injury. Osseous morphology of the tibia as described by posterior tibial slope is a risk factor for ACL injury. The purpose of this study is to describe distal femoral morphology in skeletally immature, ACL-injured patients and compare that to age-matched, uninjured individuals. The authors hypothesize that the distal …
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