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5 degrees. The angle of more than 7 degrees along with excessive horizontal resection of the proximal tibia probably increased load on the ACL. If patients exhibit a horizontal cement shadow near the tibial component and a higher posterior slope angle of the tibial component on the radiograph after UKA, surgeons should be aware of possible ACL avulsion fracture and perform additional radiological examinations in patients with continuous knee pain and swelling. If patients exhibit a horizontal cement shadow near the tibial component a
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