ReviewAnnals of joint2026
Tibial graft fixation with residual tension controlled in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
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Abstract
It is essential to secure the graft to the tibia with controlled tension during anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction to achieve successful outcomes. Although various fixation devices, including button, screw post, staple and interference screw (IFS) have been utilized, they could not provide controllability of the remaining tension in the graft after its fixation due to post-fixation load relaxation of the construct. In contrast to them, pullout suture technique with the Double Spike Plate (DSP) or Bone Plug Tensioning and Fixation (BTF) system allows controlling the graft tension during or after its fixation, because these devices are designed to be used after load relaxation of the construct by
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