Outcomes after patellar realignment surgery for recurrent patellar instability dislocations: A minimum 3-year follow-up study of children and adolescents

Keyphrases

• Age at Surgery 16%
• Disconnection 16%
• Dislocation 100%
• Early Outcome 16%
• Expected Mean 16%
• Group Differences 16%
• International Knee Documentation Committee 50%
• Knee 100%
• Knee Function 50%
• Knee Pain 50%
• Low Dose Rate 16%
• Lysholm Score 16%
• Mechanical Symptoms 16%
• Minimum 3-year Follow-up 100%
• Orthopedics 16%
• Patellar 16%
• Patellar Dislocation 16%
• Patellar Instability 100%
• Patellar Realignment 100%
• Patellofemoral Joint 16%
• Preoperative Diagnosis 33%
• Realignment Surgery 100%
• Recurrent Dislocation 16%
• Recurring 16%
• Single Surgeon 16%
• Subjective Opinion 16%
• Subjective Outcome 16%
• Subluxation 50%
• Suboptimal Outcome 16%
• Surgical Success 16%
• Tegner Activity Level 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Adolescent 100%
• Cohort Analysis 33%
• Lysholm Score 33%
• Patella Dislocation 33%
• Recurrent Dislocation 33%
• Subluxation 100%
• Symptom 100%
• Tegner Activity Score 66%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Adolescent 100%
• Cohort Analysis 10%
• Knee 100%
• Knee Function 30%
• Knee Pain 20%
• Lysholm Score 10%
• Orthopedics 10%
• Patella Dislocation 10%
• Recurrent Dislocation 10%
• Subluxation 30%
• Surgeon 10%
• Symptom 30%
• Tegner Activity Score 20%