Restore knee stability and get back to your active lifestyle
ACL reconstruction is a surgical procedure to replace a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), one of the key ligaments that stabilize the knee joint. This injury is common among athletes and individuals involved in high-impact activities.
The torn ligament is replaced with a graft taken from your own body (autograft) or a donor (allograft). Modern techniques ensure excellent outcomes, helping patients regain stability, mobility, and confidence.
Prevents the knee from giving way during activity.
Enables athletes to resume running, jumping, and pivoting.
Reduces risk of damaging meniscus or cartilage.
Modern grafts and techniques ensure lasting results.
ACL reconstruction is typically performed arthroscopically using small incisions. The torn ligament is removed, and a new graft is positioned and fixed with screws or other fixation devices. The surgery is usually done under spinal or general anesthesia and takes 1–2 hours.
Recovery after ACL reconstruction is gradual and involves a structured physiotherapy program. Most patients return to normal activities within 6 months, while athletes can resume sports after 9–12 months. Adhering to rehabilitation exercises and follow-up appointments is key to a successful outcome.
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