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Specialized Toolkit Series: ACL Reconstruction
Use of Anteromedial Portal
Use of Anteromedial Portal
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Video Summary
Bill Ciccone from Denver, Colorado, discusses anterior-medial portal use for ACL reconstruction, explaining femoral tunnel placement options: trans-tibial, anterior-medial portal, and two-incision approaches. The focus is on the anterior-medial portal technique, which involves knee arthroscopy, portal creation, ACL debridement, and knee flexion to 120 degrees. Advantages include independent femoral and tibial tunnel placement, better visualization, and anatomical femoral tunnel placement. Disadvantages include restricted visualization and potential cartilage damage. Using a knee holder aids in stable positioning. The technique involves precise drilling to avoid cartilage damage and ensure correct femoral tunnel placement.
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William Ciccone II, M.D.
Orthopedic Centers of Colorado
Keywords
ACL reconstruction
Anteromedial Portal
femoral tunnel
knee arthroscopy
Denver Colorado
anterior-medial portal
femoral tunnel placement
cartilage damage
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