ACL Reconstruction

The gold standard for ACL ruptures, restoring stability.

ACL reconstruction is a surgical procedure that replaces a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the knee, often using a graft from the patient or a donor. It helps restore stability and function after injury, especially for active individuals. Rehabilitation afterward is key to a strong recovery and safe return to movement.

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Surgical Metrics & Information

Patient Rating

5/5

Recovery Time

3-6 Months

Complexity

Intricate

Return to Sport

2-4 Weeks

The Graft Options

High Rigidity

Patellar Tendon

Bone-to-bone healing

Fast Recovery

Hamstring

Smaller incision

Emerging

Quadriceps

Strongest graft

Standard Timeline

1

Pre Hab

Reduce inflammation & gain full ROM.

2-4 Weeks

2

Procedure

Graft harvest and tunnel drilling.

90-120 Mins

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