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good evening and welcome to tonightamp;#39;s webinar brought to you by the Journal of Bon and Joint surgery and the Journal of orthopedic and sports physical therapy tonightamp;#39;s topic is return to sports after ACL reconstruction I am Mark sankowski editor and chief of jbjs and host for tonightamp;#39;s webinar through technology platforms such as this webinar we are able to provide content that is important timely and available in an interactive format in the comfort of your office or home during the next hour we will be addressing a common question that doctors and physical therapists are asked by many athletic patients after an ACL reconstruction when will I be able to play again current evidence suggests that approximately 50 to 60% of ACL reconstruction patients eventually return to sports at pre-injury level but the timing of that return creates a series of challenging clinical decision points during this webinar you will hear from jbt author Terry chimileski and jbjs auth

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The short answer is yes. After the pain and swelling subsides and if there is no other injury to your knee, you may be able to walk in straight lines, go up and down stairs and even potentially jog in a straight line. The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) is an important ligament that provides stability to the knee.
An ACL tear is when the anterior cruciate ligament becomes partially or completely ruptured. Most ACL tears are complete tears and can be torn from the femur (thighbone), tibia (shin bone), or in the center of the ligament. The most common location for a tear is the center of the ligament.
In the long term, most patients experience improved knee stability and function after ACL surgery. However, some may develop complications such as osteoarthritis, persistent pain, or recurrent instability, especially if there are additional injuries or risk factors present.
Some people can live and function normally with a torn ACL. However, most people complain that their knee is unstable and may give out with physical activity. Unstable knee after ACL tears can lead to further knee damage. You are also less likely to return to the same level of sports without the ACL.
Symptoms A loud pop or a popping sensation in the knee. Severe pain and inability to continue activity. Rapid swelling. Loss of range of motion. A feeling of instability or giving way with weight bearing.
Keep your leg raised as much as you can for the first few days. You can use a brace and crutches to move around the house to do daily tasks. Dont put weight on your leg without these until your doctor says its okay. Your thigh muscles will be weak, so take your time and be safe.
Full tears of the ACL and MCL are serious and can affect future movement. If the MCL or ACL tears, the result is usually pain, swelling, stiffness, and instability. In most cases, the injured person can still walk with the torn knee ligament. But the movement will be severely limited, not to mention painful.
When performing reconstruction of the ACL, the major complications that can arise include missed concomitant injuries, tunnel malposition, patellar fracture, knee stiffness, and infection. We review the complications that can occur as a result of errors made before, during, and after surgery.

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