Titlebook: Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction; A Case-Based Approac Michael J. Alaia,Kristofer J. Jones Book 2022 Springer Nature Swit

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Management of Bone Loss/Osteolysis in Revision ACL Reconstruction: The Role of Two-Stage Reconstrucions required is expected to climb in parallel. Depending on the type and location of fixation, size and location of existing tunnels, and bone quality, the surgeon must be prepared to perform a two-stage reconstruction when indicated. The most common indication to perform a two-stage revision ACL r

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Management of Lateral-Sided Ligamentous Laxity and Posterolateral Corner,. Both components of the instability must be treated to maximize the probability of success for the surgical procedure. Higher failure rates of anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction have been reported when the posterolateral instability has been left untreated. There are varying degrees of poste

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Coronal Malalignment and Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction,ction. Malalignment in the coronal plane can be anatomically normal or an acquired deformity resulting from medial or lateral cartilage loss. Coronal malalignment can place excessive tensile stress on the ACL graft as well as increased compressive load on the medial or lateral compartment, ultimatel

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Sagittal Plane Correction in Revision ACL Reconstruction,pe?>?12° has been shown to significantly increase the risk of native ACL and graft failure. A slope-reducing tibial osteotomy is thus a valuable adjunct to a ligamentous procedure in revision ACL reconstruction. A pure anterior closing wedge osteotomy can decrease tibial slope without changing coron

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Lateral Extra-articular Tenodesis in Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction, concern. Failure of ACLR can occur as a result of traumatic graft rupture, poor biologic incorporation of the graft or technical error. Clinical failure without recurrent tears may present with residual rotatory laxity, unacceptable stiffness or pain. Underlying factors contributing to the index AC

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