Dr. Sanjay Barik
Knee & Shoulder Surgeon
Dr. Sanjay Barik
Knee & Shoulder Surgeon
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Dr. Sanjay Barik
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ACL Surgery with internal brace In Singrauli
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Internal bracing is the strength suture tape, which reinforces the ligament and acts as a secondary stabiliser . This is promotes the natural healing of the repaired proximal ACL tear by protecting it from excessive elongation during the early healing stages. Rehabilitation and recovery from the traditional ACL reconstruction surgery takes an average of nine to 11 months, whereas most patients undergoing ACL internal brace surgery are fully recovered by around five to six months. range of motion after ACL surgery. Functional braces of stabilize the knee and control motion to prevents the another injury. These braces are usually durable and suitable for participation of the contact sports such as football. The total postoperative recovery period for the Internal Brace ligament augmentation procedure is 11 weeks which is almost half of the recovery time.
Internal Bracing of the medial ligament
The Internal Brace is a simple way of restoring temporary stability as the medial ligament heals. This not only ensures the anatomical length, preventing attenuation during early phase recovery, but can be a facilitate early mobilisation. which prevents the secondary detrimental changes to the joint, which also improves the soft tissue strength and accelerates with the healing.
If this is carried out at the time of an ACL reconstruction and the balancing of the joint can also improve the accuracy of the ACL repair or reconstruction and in theory will minimize the risk of misplacement and surgical failure. It is very important to note that medical ligament are managed conservatively at the same time of ACL repair can often increase the risk of ACL rupture because the strain is transferred from the lax medial ligament is to the restructured graft.
The Internal Bracing is also as an attractive option when the knee is being rebalanced after arthroplasty and in the presence of a deficient medial ligament. It is also possible to do a double strand Internal Bracing which replicates not only the superficial fibres of the medial collateral ligament but also repairs the posture oblique ligament, thus providing stability.
Gold standard ACL Reconstruction with Internal Brace
New research read here by Patrick Smith MD shows that there is an 87% reduction in reinjury and the rerupture rates following ACL Internal Brace reconstructive surgery at two years. Among patients who have had a traditional ACL reconstruction, this rate would be about 10-20%. The Internal Brace is for both chronic and the acute cases and will be optimise outcomes regardless of how serious the ligament injury is.
ACL Repair with Internal Brace is excellent and we now routinely combine thuse of ais with Anterolateral Ligament ALL Internal Brace for extra protection.This is combined with the stump preservation In selected cases though direct repair may still be possible.This combined ACL plus Anterolateral Ligament ALL reconstruction with the Internal Bracing augmentation offers great with the results that reduce the risk of reinjury and accelerate recovery.
InternalBracing for Patellar Dislocation
Patellar dislocation is a frequent problem, but 75% can be corrected by proximal soft tissue realignment. This can result in irritation, muscle wasting, and wound complications.The Internal Brace can provide an attractive alternative for borderline cases as the soft tissue which has been injured is This, of course, is insufficiently strong to allow early mobilisation, but the Internal Brace does protect the repair, preventing attenuation during early mobilisation.
It provides a low-profile augment without the donor site concerns.Tissue balancing, however, has to be carried out first of all with the Internal Brace laid simply on top, with the proximal stand secured on extension and more distal component of the support fixed in 20-30 degrees of flexion.
Internal Bracing of a Posterolateral Corner of the Knee
The Posterolateral corner is with the reconstruction is a very complex procedure involving multiple drill tunnels harvesting of extensive tissue and reconstruction using multiple anchors or screws and pieces of tendon.to their previous level of sporting activity.
The lateral collateral with the ligament acts as a post which has to fail to allow the rest of the tissues of the posterolateral corner to be formerly disrupted. The Internal Brace provides to a simple, minimally invasive alternative because conventional reconstructions are often associated with the a very poor outcome, with less than 50% of patients returning.