ACL Injury|17 Year-old Female Soccer Player|ACL+ALL Reconstruction|Graftlink |PhD Jonatas B скачать в хорошем качестве

ACL Injury|17 Year-old Female Soccer Player|ACL+ALL Reconstruction|Graftlink |PhD Jonatas B

A 17-year-old athlete presents with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture, caused by a non-contact pivoting injury during sports. Clinical examination revealed positive Lachman (+++) and explosive pivot shift, confirming high-grade rotational instability. Given the patient’s young age, high sports demand, and rotational laxity, the surgical plan included: 🔹 Anatomic ACL reconstruction using the GraftLink technique (Arthrex). 🔹 Lateral extra-articular ligament (LAL) reinforcement to improve rotational control. ⸻ In this live OrthoVision surgery: • Full step-by-step demonstration of the GraftLink ACL reconstruction technique, in collaboration with Arthrex. • Detailed explanation of graft preparation, femoral and tibial tunnel drilling, and internal brace fixation. • Live commentary from orthopedic surgeons and sports physiotherapists discussing the case with strong evidence-based insights — from surgical indications to postoperative rehab. ⸻ Scientific discussion includes: • Return-to-sport timelines after GraftLink ACL reconstruction. • Rotational stability outcomes with LAL reinforcement. • Criteria for early functional rehabilitation. ⸻ What’s your preferred technique for LAL reconstruction — LET, modified Lemaire, or anatomic LAL? Share your experience with the community in the comments below.