Effect of CORA-based levelling osteotomy on ex vivo joint stability

Data for the study published in Veterinary Surgery as:Mazdarani, P., Pedram, M. S., & Miles, J. E. (2022). Effect of center of rotation of angulation-based leveling osteotomy on ex vivo stifle joint stability following cranial cruciate ligament transection and medial meniscal release with and without a hamstring load. Veterinary surgery : VS, 51(6), 940–951. https://doi.org/10.1111/vsu.13801Consists of:CollatedSplines (for each observer) containing coordinate-based CCL distance or patellar-tendon angle values for measured angles and subsequently converted to standardised angles using a monotonic spline approximation.CCL and PTA collated containing values at standardised angles for each observer and the mean of these, along with data in wide format for SPSSgraph data contained the median values across limbs and the "error" bar data (distance from Q1 and Q3 to median) for producing curves of CCL distance with and without hamstring load, PTA with and without hamstring load, and comparing CBLO with and without hamstring load. In addition, a comparison with triple tibial osteotomy from Jensen et al (2020) which does not appear in the above paper is included.