Editorial Commentary: Imaging of the Anterolateral Ligament of the Knee: The MR(eye) Sees What the Brain Knows…

Significant focus has recently been placed on the contribution of the anterolateral ligament (ALL) to controlling anterolateral rotatory laxity of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injured knee. Many recent studies have investigated the use of magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound on determining the degree of ALL injury and whether this is correlated to high-grade rotatory laxity. Unfortunately, most studies lack a reference standard, and as such it is challenging to determine whether it truly is the ALL that is injured or if the capsule-osseous layer and deep iliotibial band are involved. Historic literature has demonstrated the importance of these other structures having been noted to be injured at the time of ACL reconstruction. As such, it is clear that high-grade rotatory laxity does not result from an isolated ACL injury. We therefore must remain open to the idea that it is not just the ALL that may cause this injury pattern, and optimal solutions to address this patholaxity have yet to be fully determined.     

烧伤病房浸浴缸消毒方法的研究

目的探讨烧伤病房浸浴缸不同的消毒方法。方法对128例烧伤患者后期残余创面运用水浪式浸浴疗法的浸浴缸采用不同消毒方法进行比较,比较各组浸浴液控出菌落数及患者残余创面愈合时间。结果消毒方法改良组与对照组各组之间在浸浴液检出菌落数指标和残余创面愈合时间差异有极显著意义(P0.01)。结论改良的烧伤病房浸浴缸消毒方法可以有效地提高消毒质量,间接促进残余创面的愈合。