#aclrevision

[daviddavi09]

Why ACL Revision Surgery Should Be Done in Two Stages – Not One | PT Pro Talk Podcast

If you're being given ACL revision surgery, you have to watch this video. Orthopaedic surgeon [insert your name/title if given] explains why a two-stage operation is key to ultimate success. You'll find out why merely removing the failed graft and re-drilling in one procedure usually results in a bad outcome, and how right tunnel preparation with cortical (not synthetic) bone graft dramatically enhances graft fixation and healing. This clip outlines the entire procedure—from taking out the old ACL and bone grafting the tunnels, to waiting the required 5–6 months prior to undertaking the second, final reconstruction. If you're a patient, physician, or medical professional, this clear explanation will provide important perspective on why getting it right is getting it two-staged.

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🔆 Failed Revision ACL R with Coronal and Sagittal Malalignment - A Potpourri of Option

🔆Speaker :Dr Raghbir Khakha

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[daviddavi09]

40% of ACL Surgeries Fail?" The Real Reasons with Simon Raftery | Ep 174 | PT Pro Talk Podcast

In this episode of the PT Pro Talk Podcast, we sit down with Simon Raftery, APA Titled Sports Physiotherapist with 30 years of experience, to explore the real reasons behind failed ACL reconstructions—including why up to 50% have suboptimal tunnel placement. Simon shares expert insights into surgical factors like graft choice and fixation, how to approach revision surgeries, and the complexities of meniscus repair. Whether you're a clinician or a curious patient, this episode offers valuable knowledge to improve rehab outcomes and clinical decision-making.