“…3 The proximal retraction of the quadriceps tendon makes the correct distal positioning of the patella difficult. [3][4][5][6] Patellar tendon injury is not an uncommon misdiagnosis at the emergency leading to chronic proximal retraction and, hence, to a challenging clinical scenario sometimes so intense that it may require gradual trans-osseous traction and a two-stage PT reconstruction. 4 Additionally, in the cases of chronic PT rupture, different techniques involving auto or allograft augmentation, reinforcement, and combination of other varying fixation devices were described aiming to appropriately correct the patella height and restore soft tissue integrity.…”