Anterior cruciate ligament : AL instability, surgical techniques, future and biology, return to sport
Auteur(s)
Journées lyonnaises de chirurgie du genou (17 ; 2016 ; Lyon) Editeur(s)
Sauramps médical Thèmes
Spécialités médicales
ISBN
979-10-303-0076-5
EANS
9791030300765
Date
Collation
242p. ; 16 x 24 cm ; épaisseur : 1.4 cm ; reliure : Broché
Présentation en anglais
Anterior cruciate ligament
17èmes Journées Lyonnaises de Chirurgie du Genou
The ACL is THE ligament that entertains many surgeons in the orthopaedic world. While this ligament is cut with confidence in 100% of total knee arthroplasty procedures, we are still struggling to reconstruct It in a perfect way. Indeed we have an unfortunately large number of failures - many of which are due to surgical mistakes. A critical and often overlooked part of performing an ACL reconstruction is to analyze all of the associated structures :
What is the role and importance of the so-called anterolateral ligament or the anterolateral complex ? How much do surgical technique, graft choice, tunnel location, and fixation methods influence outcomes ? What Is the role of biology and the menisci in restoring stability ? Finally, what Impact do rehabilitation, proprioception, muscular control and strength, and neurologic control have on return to sport following ACL reconstruction ?
We will develop and try to understand all of these aspects of ACL reconstruction.