ACL Reconstruction

 During the procedure, the torn ligament is replaced with a graft, typically taken from the patient’s own body or a donor. This graft serves as a scaffold for new ligament tissue to grow and eventually replace the damaged ACL. ACL Reconstruction is often recommended for individuals who lead an active lifestyle or participate in sports that involve cutting or pivoting movements. Post-surgery rehabilitation plays a crucial role in restoring strength, mobility, and stability to the knee. While recovery times vary, most patients can expect a gradual return to normal activities within several months. It’s essential for patients to follow their surgeon’s recommendations and adhere to a structured rehabilitation program to optimize outcomes. With advancements in surgical techniques and rehabilitation protocols, ACL Reconstruction has become a highly successful procedure, allowing many individuals to resume their active lifestyles with confidence.