2021 Annual Meeting Knee Access Pass-I Blew Out the Back Wall

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Video Summary

In this video, a speaker discusses the evolution of knee reconstruction techniques, specifically focusing on extra articular and over-the-back reconstructions. The speaker mentions different methods and procedures used over the years, including the Macintosh II, the McKaylee-Coker procedure, and the use of femoral drill holes. The speaker emphasizes the need for careful tensioning of grafts and discusses potential complications such as blowing out the back wall. The limited data available on posterior wall blowout is also mentioned, along with possible solutions for fixing this issue. The video concludes with references provided for further reading. No credits were mentioned in the video.

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Dr. John Richmond

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Concept ACL Reconstruction

Concept Back-Wall Blowout

Concept Graft Tensioning

Concept Femoral Tunnel

Concept Femoral Tunnel Blowout

Keywords

knee reconstruction techniques

extra articular reconstruction

over-the-back reconstruction

graft tensioning

posterior wall blowout

ACL Reconstruction

Back-Wall Blowout

Graft Tensioning

Femoral Tunnel

Femoral Tunnel Blowout