Abstract:[Objective] To compare the biomechanical variations of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear accompanied with Ramp inju- ry and different repairs for them. [Methods] A total of 16 fresh cadaver knees were treated and tested in the following order: normal control (NC) , ACL cutting and Ramp injury (ACRI) , ACL reconstruction and Ramp injury (ARRI) group. After that, the 16 knees were divided in- to two groups with 8 knees in each group, including ACL reconstruction and suture hook repair for Ramp injury (ARSH) and ACL recon- struction and Fast-fix repair for Ramp injury (ARFF) . After the specimens were fixed in the mechanical tester, the tibial translation, inter- nal rotation and external rotation were measured under constant anteroposterior 134 N load and 5 N · m internal and external rotation torque at 0°, 30°, 60°, 90° flexion of the knee. [Results] The total order of tibial anterior displacement, internal rotation and external rota- tion from low to high was of NC < ARSH < ARFF < ARRI < ACRI, with statistically significant differences among the 5 groups (P<0.05) . In any degrees of knee flexion, there was no significant difference in the tibia anterior displacement between ARSH group and ARFF group (P>0.05) . However, the ARSH group had significantly less tibial internal rotation than ARFF group at 0°, 30° and 60° knee flexion (P< 0.05) , although there was no statistical significance between them at 90° knee flexion (P>0.05) . In addition, there was no significant differ- ence between ARSH group and ARFF group in tibial external rotation at any knee flexion angles (P>0.05) . [Conclusion] Both suture hook and fast fix for repair of Ramp injury following ACL reconstruction are effective treatments for the complex injuries, by contrast, suture hook repair achieve better restoration of internal rotation stability of the knee.