2019
DOI: 10.4103/atr.atr_80_18
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Pattern of meniscal tear in patients with anterior cruciate ligament injury at a rural tertiary care center of Central India: A prospective study

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“…MT's exact incidence and prevalence are still unknown, and there is no evidence of a correlation with ethnicity. In a study involving 549 patients, the incidence of meniscal tears diagnosed through arthroscopic examination was 79.2% (Martand Badole et al, 2019). These injuries are more commonly observed in young male athletes and show a second peak of incidence in individuals over the age of 55, as degenerated menisci become more susceptible to tears from low-energy trauma (Palisch et al, 2016;Tornbjerg et al, 2017).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…MT's exact incidence and prevalence are still unknown, and there is no evidence of a correlation with ethnicity. In a study involving 549 patients, the incidence of meniscal tears diagnosed through arthroscopic examination was 79.2% (Martand Badole et al, 2019). These injuries are more commonly observed in young male athletes and show a second peak of incidence in individuals over the age of 55, as degenerated menisci become more susceptible to tears from low-energy trauma (Palisch et al, 2016;Tornbjerg et al, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%