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ACL Anatomy - Dr Bhushan Sabnis PUNE KNEE COURSE 2022 The video titled "ACL Anatomy - Dr Bhushan Sabnis" discusses the importance of understanding basic anatomy, particularly of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL), which is the most commonly reconstructed ligament in the world. The video emphasizes the importance of revisiting anatomy in order to navigate tricky situations and achieve success in surgery. The video discusses the structure of various tissues in the knee joint, specifically the ACL which extends from the medial wall of the lateral femoral condyle to the intermedial tibial plateau. There are two bundles, the anteromedial and posterolateral, but there has been controversy about the structure of the ACL. The video also introduces a newer concept of the ribbon-shaped ACL attachment, which is different from the older concept of two ligament bundles. The newer concept involves a ribbon-shaped attachment that is oblique rather than circular, and it is transposed into practice with oblong or rectangular tunnels. The video emphasizes the importance of bony landmarks on both the femur and tibial side, and notes that there is some confusion around the terminology used to describe these landmarks. The video discusses the structure of the Parsons knob, which is a constant feature for attachment of the ACL on the tibial side. The video also discusses the Antero-medial ridge, which separates the medial and lateral structures anteriorly and is where the intermedial ligament is located. The video discusses the importance of radiological anatomy in surgical procedures, particularly in identifying and dissecting ACL insertions. High-resolution MRI and 3D CT images allow for a better understanding of the anatomy and can help surgeons avoid damaging surrounding structures. The video discusses a new method for ACL reconstruction that involves using interoperable imaging to locate the exact position of the ACL. The method involves preserving soft tissue, including the ligamentum mucosum, and using bony landmarks and biological stem cells to reconstruct the ACL. OrthoTV : Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation Video & Webinars One Stop for Orthopaedic Video Lectures & Surgeries Subscribe for more videos:    / orthotv   Register with www.orthotvonline.com for Exclusive videos Join us on OrthoTV Social Media Cell : Remain updated about all national and international activities of OrthoTV: *Instagram:   / ortho_tv_online   *Twitter:   / orthotvonline   *Facebook:   / indian.ortho   *Linkedin:   / orthotv   *You tube:    / orthotv   *Telegram: https://t.me/joinchat/EG43XkNyOQFvUF5... OrthoTV: Portal for Orthopaedic Videos from around the globe