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Specialized Toolkit Series: ACL Reconstruction
All-Inside ACL Reconstruction
All-Inside ACL Reconstruction
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Video Summary
Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein from Duke University discusses techniques for all-inside ACL reconstruction using either a quadrupled semitendinosus or quadriceps autograft, employing suspensory tibial and femoral fixation. Key points include graft length recommendations (preferably 65mm), specifics on graft preparation to avoid excessive suture between graft and tensionable loops, and detailed procedural steps for creating femoral and tibial sockets. Grafts are tensioned through femoral and tibial buttons, ensuring maximal stability. Detailed procedural descriptions and preparation techniques emphasize maintaining graft length and ensuring effective tensioning for optimal surgical outcomes.
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Jocelyn Wittstein, M.D.
Associate Professor, Duke University School of Medicine
Keywords
ACL reconstruction
quadrupled semitendinosus
quadriceps autograft
graft tensioning
graft fixation
autograft
suspensory fixation
graft preparation
surgical techniques
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