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Anatomical positioning of the medial patellofemoral ligament in children

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open physis operative therapy in children is

more challenging. We present a minimal

invasivetechniqueforanatomicalreconstruction

of the MPFL in children considering the

important fact, that the femoral insertion is

distal to the femoral physis. Since the failure to

restore the anatomical femoral insertion is the

main risk factor for failure of MPFL

reconstruction, an insertion proximal to the

physis has to be strictly avoided.

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