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Review Question - QID 216794

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QID 216794 (Type "216794" in App Search)
A 19-year-old male patient is referred to your clinic after he sustains a non-contact twisting injury to his right knee during a preseason soccer scrimmage. The patient is otherwise healthy and he reports that he underwent an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction on the same knee approximately one year ago. A hamstrings autograft was used. The patient progressed through his postoperative rehabilitation appropriately and was cleared to return to sport by his physical therapist. On examination, he has a positive pivot-shift test and a 2B Lachman. You order an MRI as part of your preoperative workup. What finding would be indicative of the leading cause of failure following ACL reconstruction?
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