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ErratumErratum to "The course and distribution of the infra patellar nerve in relation to ACL reconstruction" [Knee 22 (2015) 384-388] The publisher regrets that in the above article, references 6 and 22 are the same. The publisher would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.The Knee 23 (2016) 1174 DOI of original article: http://dx.

ensuring allowance for slight overlap. The cut Strattice™ is then sutured superiorly to the edge of the pectoralis major and inferolaterally to the chest wall with 2/0 polydioxanone (Fig 4). DISCUSSIONOptimal aesthetic outcomes can be achieved in immediate implantbased reconstruction with the use of ADM. Our technique of cutting the Strattice™ precisely according to the ink template is reliable, quick, safe and easily reproducible.

ensuring allowance for slight overlap. The cut Strattice™ is then sutured superiorly to the edge of the pectoralis major and inferolaterally to the chest wall with 2/0 polydioxanone (Fig 4). DISCUSSION Optimal aesthetic outcomes can be achieved in immediate implantbased reconstruction with the use of ADM. Our technique of cutting the Strattice™ precisely according to the ink template is reliable, quick, safe and easily reproducible.

indicating the coverage of the acetabulum became larger in elderly population. Discussion: This study revealed that the frequency of FAI related radiographic features in non-asymptomatic Japanese population. We found that the coverage of acetabulum is larger in male population than female population. In addition, it is larger in elderly population compared to younger population, indicating that degenerative change such as osteophyte formation might affect to this result. Since this study is CT-based assessment of hip morphology, the result is much more reliable than X-ray-based studies that can be affected by the photographing position and the variety of pelvic tilt. We defined the cutoff line based on the previous reports from western countries. Based on these cutoff values, 37% of the participants showed at least 1 abnormal value and 10.1% of them showed more than 2 abnormal values. On the other hand, Chakraverty et al. has reported that 66% of the asymptomatic Caucasian population showed at least 1 abnormal value and 22% of the same population showed more than 2 abnormal values. These rates are much higher than our results from Japanese asymptomatic population. Although the evaluation is based on radiographs, Laborie et al. investigated 2081 healthy subject and reported that the majority of the subjects showed characteristic feature of the FAI. Because the age distribution or evaluation item was deferent, it can not make an easy comparison with our results, our result suggested FAI might not contribute to primary hip OA in Japanese population.