ACL Reconstruction Overview
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the key stabilising ligaments of the knee. Reconstruction restores stability using a tendon graft.
Common Symptoms
Popping sensation
Rapid swelling
Instability while walking
Reduced knee movement
When to Visit a Specialist
Repeated knee instability after injury should be evaluated immediately.
Treatment Approach
ACL reconstruction is usually performed arthroscopically with structured rehabilitation over six to nine months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually within 6–9 months depending on recovery.
Not always. Your surgeon will decide based on injury severity and activity level.
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