Each of the Following Is True About Patellar Tendon Versus

Each of the following is true about patellar tendon versus hamstring tendon autografts for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction except:

A) A longer healing time and a more slowly progressed rehabilitation program are required with a hamstring tendon graft than a patellar tendon graft.
B) A patellar tendon graft rather than a hamstring tendon graft is appropriate for the skeletally immature patient.
C) Anterior knee pain and difficulty kneeling are somewhat frequent complications with a patellar tendon graft but not with a hamstring tendon graft.
D) A patellar tendon graft involves bone-to-bone fixation,whereas a hamstring tendon graft involves tendon-to-bone fixation.