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Thymol turbidity test is associated with the risk of cyclops syndrome following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.

Yuya Kodama | Takayuki Furumatsu | Tomohito Hino | Yusuke Kamatsuki | Yoshiki Okazaki | Shin Masuda | Yuki Okazaki | Toshifumi Ozaki
BMC musculoskeletal disorders | 2018

Cyclops nodule formation is a serious complication after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. The purpose of our study was to investigate whether an increase in thymol turbidity test (TTT) values is involved in the development of cyclops nodule formation or cyclopoid scar formation following ACL reconstruction.

Pubmed ID: 30309341

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