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Abstract Introduction: Lower limb mechanical alignment and medial meniscus posterior root radial tears (MMPRT) are considered risk factors for increased knee joint compartment loading, which may promote the development of osteoarthritis. MMPRT accounts for 21.5% of medial meniscus tears, with the medial meniscus posterior root radial tear (MMPRRT) being the most common type. Its occurrence is closely associated with dynamic loading of the knee joint during movement.
1 Introduction Nerve injury is a significant and well-recognized subject in the medical field, with its incidence rate showing an annual increasing trend, which imposes a substantial burden on patients' quality of life and the socio-economic landscape (Girach et al. 2019; Harhaus et al. 2024; Magneli and Axenhus 2024). Nerve injuries are categorized into two major types: central nerve injuries and peripheral nerve injuries.
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