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Modification of the schenck classification of knee dislocations based on a global consensus study
Objectives: Knee dislocations (KD) are complex injuries defined as incongruity of the tibiofemoral joint which leads to tears of two or more of the main stabilizing knee ligaments, and they are often associated with damage to surrounding soft tissue or neurovascular structures. A classification syst...
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Division of General Surgery
2026
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