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this procedure repairs your knee after a tear of the anterior cruciate ligament commonly called the ACL this ligament is in the center of the knee it helps anchor the femur to the tibia this surgery can allow you to regain normal knee function in preparation for the procedure you are anesthetized the surgeon creates a small incision in the front of your knee this exposes the patellar tendon a thick band of tissue attached to your kneecap the surgeon removes a portion of this tendon and some bone where it is attached this tissue is called a graph it will be used to replace your damaged ACL next the surgeon creates a series of small openings in your skin an arthroscope is placed through one of the openings this is a viewing device that allows the surgeon to see inside your knee more surgical instruments are placed through the other openings the damaged ACL is removed using a guide pin the surgeon carefully drills the tunnel through the tibia and the femur The graft is pulled through this

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The decision to proceed with a second ACL surgery depends on the patient, the condition and stability of his or her knee, the desired activity level and imaging findings. Patients are advised to seek out a specialist with ample experience in revision ACL surgery for the best chance of a good outcome.
There is no real limit to the amount of times the ACL can be reconstructed. However, each successive surgery may become technically challenging due to bone loss. This requires that your surgeon have expertise in complex revision ACL surgery. How can you tell if you torn your ACL again?
After an ACL reconstruction, up to 14% of patients go on to suffer a graft rupture, an ACL re-rupture [8]. Several risk factors for suffering an ACL re-rupture have been identified, including younger age, high activity level, female sex, and the use of allograft [9,10,11].
A revision ACL reconstruction is a second surgery needed to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. ACL revision surgery is a more challenging operation for the orthopedic surgeon than a primary reconstruction.
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears are a common knee injury that often requires surgery to reconstruct the torn ligament. Although ACL reconstruction surgeries have an 80% to 90% success rate,1 some patients may struggle with the decision to have it because of the complications that may follow.
It is strongly suggested that patients work with the in-house physical therapists at Howard Head Sports Medicine to optimize their rehabilitation. Many patients can expect a full return to activities in 9-12 months if rehabilitation protocols are followed.
In general, the success rates in the literature for ACL revision surgery are approximately 75%. A very careful assessment of the cause of the graft failure is necessary to try to maximize an individual patients outcome with an ACL revision surgery.

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