Restitution of the ACL’s Physiometry The Role of Deviation of ACL’s New Insertion

Khalifa Elmajri
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Khalifa Elmajri: Hopital Psychiatrique De La Croix, France

Orthopedics and Rheumatology Open Access Journals, 2017, vol. 4, issue 1, 47-48

Abstract: There are many mentioned factors contribute to the outcome after ACL reconstruction. Braiding the strands [1], saving the ACL remnant [2], tibial tunnel independent technique or classical transtibial technique [3], bone tendon or bone tendon bone, single bundle or double bundle or double bundle double tunnel, immobilization period, knee flexion angle during immobilization, early or delayed rehabilitation and using of biological healing promotion are among them. The native ACL has no tunnel; it’s inserted on the osteochondral tissue of the tibia and femur. The 3D orientation of the native ACL is mandatory to perform its function. The reconstructed ACL (ACL graft) is placed in position using tunnels. There is no consensus about the technique which yields anatomic placement.

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Date: 2017
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DOI: 10.19080/OROAJ.2017.04.555635

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