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CAN BEAR SURGERY BE DONE FOR PARTIAL ACL TEARS?

CAN BEAR SURGERY BE DONE FOR PARTIAL ACL TEARS? Yes, it can! Here’s why: most ACL tears are not 100% torn in two. Many times during surgery, Dr. P has found that some fibers are still intact. That’s technically a partial ACL tear. Traditionally, the “rule of thumb” was that if more than 50% of the ligament was torn, surgery was required. But if it’s 30–40% torn, why not use a BEAR implant to help it heal? The BEAR (Bridge-Enhanced ACL Repair/Restoration) implant is made of type I bovine collagen—yes, that means it comes from cows. This collagen implant acts like a bridge or “scaffold,” allowing your body to heal its own ACL. If you’ve been told you have a partial tear, you may have more options than you think. Call us at 315-993-KNEE (5633) to learn more. Visit us at VictoryInMotion.com or www.KRNKR.com #VictoryInMotion #ACLtear #ACLRecovery #BEARsurgery #MiachOrthopaedics Medical Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.