Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) ACL is a complex and technically demanding procedure aimed at restoring knee stability and joint function by replacing the torn ligament with a graft. It is considered a challenging procedure due to the precise tunnel placement required for optimal graft positioning, the variability in graft selection and fixation techniques, and the importance of preserving surrounding anatomical structures.
The Medacta Sports Medicine approach offers a comprehensive and versatile solution that empowers you to perform personalized and minimally invasive ACL procedures. It enables secure and precise graft placement while supporting your preferred techniques and surgical workflows. This approach is designed to restore knee stability, promote natural healing, and help patients return to their active lifestyles with confidence.
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Quadriceps Tendon
Quadriceps Tendon
The Quadriceps Tendon graft offers a strong and versatile alternative for replacing the torn ligament, to provide optimal fixation and healing potential.
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Bone-Tendon-Bone (BTB)
Bone-Tendon-Bone (BTB)
The BTB graft, also known as the patellar tendon graft, allows for strong bone-to-bone healing which may result in excellent stability.
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Semi-Tendinosus Repair
Semi-Tendinosus Repair
The Semi-Tendinosus is a soft tissue graft that offers good strength and flexibility, with a lower risk of anterior knee pain compared to patellar tendon grafts.
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