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What is the rate of rerupture of the ACL?

Between 6% and 22% of all individuals after ACL injury will sustain a second ACL injury (19, 20). Both younger age and returning to sport are risk factors of second ACL injury, with a second ACL injury rate as high as 25% to 34% in young athletes who have returned to sport (3) (4)(5).

How to tell if your ACL graft has failed?

Signs of ACL graft failure? The signs of ACL graft failure can include swelling, pain within the knee, locking within the knee, a mechanical block (which can be due to a bucket-handle tear of the meniscus), lack of full motion, and difficulty with twisting, turning, and pivoting.

What is the incidence of ACL rerupture?

The re-rupture rate was 6.6% after passing the RTS-test and 10.3% following failure (p = 0.24), representing a 36% reduction. Contralateral ACL injury rate after surgery was 6% and was 19% lower in those passing the RTS test.

Can an ACL be replaced twice?

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.

Is it possible to retear your ACL?

While the procedure is very successful, some patients will have a re-tear of the ACL and tear the reconstructed graft. In these cases, a revision ACL reconstruction is typically recommended by Dr. Jeff Padalecki, Austin, Round Rock, and Cedar Park, Texas communities orthopedic knee surgeon, as an ACL re-tear treatment.

Can you reinjure a torn ACL?

An ACL injury is most common among athletes they also have a bigger chance of re-tearing their ACL, especially if they fail to follow rehabilitation guidelines, which begin as early as the day of the ACL surgery.

What are the odds of rerupturing your ACL?

The risk, percentage-wise, of retearing the ACL is about 5%, which puts you at about even with the other knee.

Can you rerupture your ACL?

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].

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