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When do I stage a Revision ACL Reconstruction?
When do I stage a Revision ACL Reconstruction?
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Dr. Zichilli discusses important factors to consider when staging revision ACL reconstructions. He highlights technical factors such as bone tunnels, rehab, and other injuries, emphasizing the importance of using autographs over allografts for better outcomes. The speaker stresses the need to set ground rules and mentions that the first revision is crucial for success. Factors like malposition of tunnels and bone grafting play a significant role in decision-making. The transcript also covers surgeon factors, patient factors, and the impact of concomitant injuries like meniscal tears on staging decisions. The use of dowels for filling bone tunnels is discussed, along with the importance of evaluating patient readiness and shared decision-making. The benefits of staging procedures are underscored for better long-term results based on clinical data.
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Michael Zacchilli, M.D.
Keywords
revision ACL reconstructions
autografts vs allografts
bone tunnels
concomitant injuries
surgeon limitations
patient preferences
staging decisions
patient readiness
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