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Clinical validation of the Oswestry-Bristol Classification as part of a decision algorithm for trochlear dysplasia surgery.
Nikhil Sharma
1 ,
Nader Rehmatullah
1 ,
Jan Herman Kuiper
1
,
2 ,
Peter Gallacher
1 ,
Andrew J Barnett
1
Oct 2021
Dejour classification,
IKDC,
MRI,
Oswestry-Bristol classification,
Patellofemoral instability,
Patellotrochlear index,
Recurrent patellar instability,
Trochlear dysplasia,
Trochleoplasty,
clinical outcomes,
knees,
medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction,
surgical treatment,
tibial tuberosity,
trochlear dysplasia
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The Oswestry-Bristol Classification (OBC) is an MRI-specific assessment tool to grade trochlear dysplasia. The aim of this study is to validate clinically the OBC by demonstrating its use in selecting treatments that are safe and effective.
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Dejour classification,IKDC,MRI,Oswestry-Bristol classification,Patellofemoral instability,Patellotrochlear index,Recurrent patellar instability,Trochlear dysplasia,Trochleoplasty,clinical outcomes,knees,medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction,surgical treatment,tibial tuberosity,trochlear dysplasia
Dejour classification, IKDC, MRI, Oswestry-Bristol classification, Patellofemoral instability, Patellotrochlear index, Recurrent patellar instability, Trochlear dysplasia, Trochleoplasty, clinical outcomes, knees, medial patellofemoral ligament reconstruction, surgical treatment, tibial tuberosity, trochlear dysplasia
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