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ACL Reconstruction

ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) reconstruction is a sophisticated surgical procedure that restores stability to the knee after ligament injury. Using advanced techniques and specialized grafts, our surgeons rebuild the damaged ligament to help patients regain knee function and return to their active lifestyle.

Is this Right for Me?

Patients experiencing knee instability, difficulty with athletic activities, or recurrent giving-way episodes following an ACL tear may be candidates for reconstruction. Our comprehensive evaluation process includes detailed physical examination, MRI imaging, and assessment of individual activity goals to determine if surgical reconstruction is the best treatment option.

Procedure

During the procedure, our surgeons use minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques to remove the damaged ligament and precisely position a replacement graft. This new tissue serves as a scaffold for the body to rebuild a new, strong ACL. Advanced surgical techniques ensure proper tension and positioning of the graft for optimal knee mechanics.

Recovery

Recovery follows a carefully structured rehabilitation protocol, typically lasting 6-9 months. Initial focus is on reducing swelling and restoring range of motion, followed by progressive strengthening exercises and sport-specific training. Our team works closely with physical therapy to guide patients through each phase of recovery, ensuring a safe return to activities.

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