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4 cm2 in the non-osteomyelitis group, p = 0.07. Ulcers greater than 3 cm2 has a 2-fold increase in the risk of osteomyelitis, p = 0.04. CONCLUSION Increasing bone marrow ROI signal/joint fluid ratios on T2/STIR images were the strongest risk factors for developing osteomyelitis, while ulcer size and depth are weaker predictors.PURPOSE To investigate if a trochleoplasty increases knee flexion angles and extensor moments in the gait of patients with patellar instability and to compare postoperative gait to a healthy control group. METHODS
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