ArticleArthroscopy techniques2024
Simultaneous Tunnel Grafting and Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstructions Revision Using Double Suspensory Fixation: A Single-Stage Solution.
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Abstract
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is often vulnerable to sports-related injuries, leading to numerous ACL reconstructions (ACLRs) annually in the United States. Although largely successful, these procedures face the risk of recurrent instability due to graft failure. ACLR failures are typically attributed to technical errors and patient-related factors, with improper positioning of the tibial and femoral tunnels as the most common technical mistake. Current 2-stage revision techniques involve primary bone grafting followed by secondary tendon graft placement, resulting in increased costs and extended rehabilitation times. This article proposes a single-stage revision strategy involving simultaneous tunnel grafting and ACLR revision. The method employs double suspensory fixation by adjustable loop buttons, thereby eliminating the dependence on metaphyseal bone stock for stable graft fixation. This new procedure may offer a more efficient and cost-effective approach, reducing the need for a second surgery and potentially allowing patients to return to normal activities more quickly.
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