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ACL Reconstruction

Gold-standard anatomic reconstruction to restore knee stability and prevent long-term joint damage.

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ACL Reconstruction

ACL Reconstruction

The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is a vital structural pillar that connects the femur (thigh bone) and the tibia (shin bone), maintaining stability during rapid movements and pivoting. An ACL injury signifies a disruption of these fibers, often described as a 'snap' or 'pop' followed by instability. Dr. Ravi Teja specializes in Anatomic ACL Reconstruction, meticulously placing grafts at the ligament's original footprint to replicate natural biomechanics. This precision is crucial for ensuring the knee functions smoothly, allowing patients to regain their mobility and return to an active lifestyle without hindrance.

Anatomic graft placement for superior rotational control
Restoration of full joint stability and weight-bearing capacity
Prevention of chronic instability and recurrent swelling
Simultaneous repair of associated meniscus or cartilage damage
Minimally invasive arthroscopic approach for faster healing
Significantly reduced risk of long-term post-traumatic osteoarthritis

Surgical Process

01

Diagnostic Audit

Comprehensive evaluation using clinical stability tests, X-rays, and high-resolution MRI.

02

Graft Preparation

Selection and preparation of high-strength autografts (hamstring, quad, or BTB) or certified allografts.

03

Precision Tunneling

Creating anatomical bone tunnels that align perfectly with the original ligament attachment sites.

04

Graft Fixation

Securing the graft using specialized cortical suspension or interference screws for immediate stability.

Patient Care

Recovery Roadmap

Recovery is a journey of 9-12 months. Early physical therapy focuses on swelling control and reaching full extension immediately. As the graft integrates, we focus on quadriceps reactivation, proprioception, and eventually, sport-specific movements. Return-to-play is permitted only after passing rigorous functional tests.

Who Needs This Procedure?

Athletes with a complete ACL tear (Grade III) seeking return to pivoting sports

Patients experiencing 'giving way' or instability during daily activities

Active individuals, particularly females (who have a higher incidence of ACL tears)

Individuals with combined ACL and meniscus/cartilage injuries (~50% of cases)

Those wishing to prevent future meniscal damage and early-onset arthritis

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Dr. Ravi Teja provides personalized evaluations using the latest diagnostic technology for ACL Reconstruction.

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Minimal Complications