Use of a Computed Tomography Based Approach to Validate Noninvasive Devices to Measure Rotational Knee Laxity

Table 1

Data achieved by CT scanner on female volunteers (FVs) and male volunteers (MVs).

Torque (Nm)	Rest	External (°)			Internal (°)
	0	−5	−10	−15	+5	+10	+15
FV1
APF	2	3			7	7	15
APT	−7	−26			2	5	17
RPTF	−9	−29			−5	−2	2
FV2
APF	−7	−11	−17	−23	−8
APT	−18	−42	−50	−56	−8
RPTF	−11	−31	−33	−33	0
FV3
APF	−3		−7	−12		5	9
APT	−7		−33	−42		8	12
RPTF	−4		−26	−30		3	3
MV1
APF	−7	−7			−5	−3	1.5
APT	−16	−25			−10	−5	−1.5
RPTF	−9	−18			−5	−2	−3
MV2
APF	−1	−2	−6	−11	3
APT	−9	−32	−40	−46	1
RPTF	−8	−30	−34	−35	−2
MV3
APF	−9		−15	−21		−2	−1
APT	−25		−51	−60		5	8
RPTF	−16		−36	−39		7	9

APF: Absolute Position of the Femur; APT: Absolute Position of the Tibia; RPTF: Relative Position of the Tibia with respect to the Femur.