The quadriceps tendon is a newer alternative graft option for ACL reconstruction and can be harvested through a minimally invasive incision. The graft is consistently thick and strong with a comparable re-injury rate to other graft options.
Read MoreThis guide goes through some of the common questions that I get asked about an ACL injury. As a patient, it is important to have the right expectations about the injury and surgery so you can prepare yourself for the journey ahead.
Read MoreLateral meniscal root tears occur with ACL injury and can be easily missed on MRI. Identifying this injury during ACL reconstruction is important and they should be repaired in order to improve the stability of the ACL reconstruction
Read MoreDiscussing realistic expectations about a safe return to playing sport after having an ACL tear and subsequent ACL reconstruction. Is 1 year after ACL reconstruction too soon? Will this risk a reinjury to the ACL graft?
Read MoreA lateral tenodesis is a procedure performed with ACL reconstruction surgery that improves the rotational stability of the knee and has been shown to decrease the risk of your ACL graft failing.
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