Redo information in ACL

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Import your file. We’ve made several upload options available: direct form dropping into an upload panel, importing it from popular cloud services or your device, or through third-party URLs.
Edit your content. As soon as you open your ACL document in our editor, use our upper toolbar to add text or graphic content, highlight or whiteout data, draw, and so on. Click the Manage Fields key to add fillable fields.
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Save your updates. Click the Download/Export option to save your paperwork on your device, your cloud storage, or even your Google Classroom workspace.

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foreign [Music] welcome to another episode of talking with docs Im Dr Paul Salazar Im Dr Brad weening Im Dr Tim Deacon Dr Deacon thank you very much for sharing your sports medicine expertise with us uh off the record this is really our second take because we were we were really mid on the sound last time so we had to redo it today so thank you for coming back again to talk about ACL its actually a demonstration of how artificial intelligence is not perfect we used to try to modify the sound and it didnt work what happened so what are you talking about today well were talking about the ACL the anterior cruciate ligament I love it okay so what is the interior cruciate ligament we hear a lot about it where is it so the anterior cruciate ligament is the ligament in the middle of the knee uh it goes from the tibia which is the shin bone uh up to the femur the thigh bone it crosses over the PCL ligament in the center of the knee and thats why they call it the cruciate or across ligam

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Can you redo an ACL surgery?

Mayo Clinic sports medicine surgeons routinely perform revision surgery for patients who have undergone one or more ACL reconstructions elsewhere, and have published extensively on this topic.

What does a revision of the ACL mean?

A revision ACL reconstruction is a second surgery needed to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. This is a more challenging operation for the orthopedic surgeon.

Can you rerupture your ACL?

In most instances, the surgery is a success and rehabilitation works out well. Which begs the question, can you tear your ACL again after surgery? Unfortunately, the answer is yes because there is a chance that complications can arise. In fact, you can re-tear the new ligament.

How do you recreate an ACL?

There are two ways that surgeons can reconstruct the ACL using tissue: from either the athletes own knee, which is called an autograft, or using tissue from a donor, which is called an allograft.

What happens if ACL surgery fails?

Treatment for a failed ACL may require staged procedures, and could involve removing old fixation devices, and possibly bone grafting to correct widened or poorly positioned bone tunnels or sockets. In some cases, a realignment may be necessary so that the knee is in alignment with the rest of the lower body.

Is it harder to retear your ACL?

This means that it will be very hard to reinjure/rupture your ACL graft right after your surgery. However, once you have torn your ACL once, it is more likely to happen again. The highest chance of another tear happens in the first 24 months after you return to sport, following your ACL reconstruction.

Is it possible to retear your ACL after surgery?

Every surgically reconstructed anterior cruciate ligament can retear. The risk ranges from one or two percent to more than 20 percent. The replacement ligament (graft) chosen for your surgery can docHubly increase or decrease your chance of a retear.

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