ACL Reconstruction Surgery

Overview

ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) reconstruction is a surgical procedure to replace a torn ACL in the knee. This procedure uses a graft to reconstruct the ligament, restoring knee stability and function for athletes and active individuals.

ACL reconstruction uses autografts (patient's own tissue) or allografts (donor tissue) to replace the torn ligament. Modern techniques include anatomic reconstruction and accelerated rehabilitation protocols for faster recovery.

Key Benefits

• Restoration of knee stability and function
• Return to sports and high-level activities
• Prevention of further knee damage
• Minimally invasive arthroscopic technique
• High success rate with proper rehabilitation

Treatment Process

1. 1

   Comprehensive knee evaluation and MRI imaging

2. 2

   Pre-operative planning and graft selection

3. 3

   Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction surgery

4. 4

   Post-operative immobilization and pain management

5. 5

   Structured physical therapy and rehabilitation

6. 6

   Gradual return to sports and activities

Treated Conditions