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Primary repair is possible, because usually Cruciate ligment shows atrophy in about two weeks after injury, but, Posterior Cruciate injury with avulsion fracture of the tibia does not show atrophy even after several months. Primary repair of chronic posterior crusiate ligment injury leads good results.Case 1: 69 years old, maleThe patient was injured during riding on a motorcycle. He had not recieved any surgical treatment for his knee. Two moths later, he complained of continuous knee pain. Posterior drawer sign was found on his knee. Avulsion fracture of the tibia was found in X-ray film. Primary repair was done in 75 days. After the operation, pain was releaved. Stability has been gained and R. O. M. is in the normal range. We rate the result excellent according to the Solonen's criteria.Case 2: 57 years old, femaleThe patient was injured during riding on a motorcycle. She had not recieved any surgical treatment for her knee. Two months later, she complained of continuous knee pain. Posterior drawer sign was found on her knee. Avulsion fracture of the tibia was found in X-ray film. Primary repair was done in 117 days. After the operation, pain was releaved. Stability has been gained and R. O. M. is in the normal range.We rate the results excellent according to the Solonen's criteria.

Two cases of primary repair of chronic posterior cruciate ligment injury with avulsion fracture of the tibia.