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Abstract
Using familiar anatomic references viewed during a standard arthroscopic evaluation,
an arthroscopic Lachman test can help the surgeon identify anterior cruciate ligament
deficiency. This test is especially useful in those patients where a false-negative
report as a result of guarding, meniscal tears or other factors is suspected. Additionally,
this test can be used after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction to verify that
the abnormal anterior laxity has been eliminated.
Arthroscopy 1998 Sep;14(6):641-2
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© 1998 Arthroscopy Association of North America. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
