Ligament Reconstruction
Supervised by Prof. Dr. Ganesh Rajeshwar
Ligament Tear & Joint Reconstruction
Precision anatomical ligament reconstruction restoring joint stability and preventing early degenerative wear.
Cashless TPA Insurances
0% EMI Options
Top Network Hospitals
Graft Type
Autologous Quad/Hamstring
Fixation
Cortical Suspensory Button
Hospital Stay
Daycare (24 Hours)
Stability
100% Anatomical
Clinical Treatment Breakdown
Evidence-based medical care tailored for precision, comfort, and fast functional recovery.
Conditions Treated
- Complete Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears
- Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) injuries
- Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) & Posterolateral Corner (PLC) injuries
- Combined multi-ligament knee dislocations
- Patellar instability & Medial Patellofemoral Ligament (MPFL) tears
Treatment Approach
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Anatomical Independent Drilling: Femoral tunnels drilled through the transportal portal, placing the graft exactly on the native ACL footprint.
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InternalBrace Augmentation: Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene tape acting as a secondary seatbelt, protecting the healing graft.
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Simultaneous Meniscal Salvage: All-inside suture devices repairing meniscal root and bucket-handle tears in the same arthroscopic setting.
Recovery Milestones
Week 1 to 2
Full knee extension achieved in hinged brace; quad firing and straight leg raises.
Week 4 to 6
Full active flexion to 120°; weaning off crutches to normal gait.
Month 3 to 4
Single-leg balance drills, cycling, and controlled light jogging on flat surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers regarding diagnosis, procedure safety, and recovery.
When can I walk without crutches after ACL surgery?
Most patients walk with partial weight-bearing immediately after surgery and transition off crutches within 2 to 3 weeks once quadriceps muscle control is restored.
