Obese Patients Demonstrate Higher Failure Rates, Infection Rates, and Inferior Patient‐Reported Outcomes Compared With Nonobese Patients Following Multiligamentous Knee Surgery
Adam V. Daniel(Columbia Orthopaedic Group), Stanley Kupiszewski(Orlando Health), Andrew Carbone(Orlando Health), Joshua A. Cohen(Orlando Health), Brendan Kosko(Orlando Health), Warren A Williams(Orlando Health)
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