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Repair of the anterior cruciate ligament. Augmentation versus conventional suture of fresh rupture.

A prospective case control study was made by comparing the results of a modified combination parapatellar tendon transposition repair of a fresh anterior cruciate ligament rupture with those of the conventional Palmer technique. The mean follow-up time was 4 (3-7) years. A tendency to better stability was shown by an objective clinical device. Subjective results concerning stability sensations of the knee were also better than those obtained by the conventional method.