In traditional ACL reconstruction, surgeons often remove all remaining ACL tissue, resulting in the loss of proprioceptive nerve endings crucial for knee stability and arthritis prevention. However, our approach involves ACL repair, where no ACL tissue is removed, and the torn ACL is repaired. This repair is reinforced with a Fiber Tape Internal Brace, fixed in a growth plate-preserving position, thereby restoring your original ACL without any tissue loss.

This method leads to optimal recovery, allowing athletes to return to sports and running within three months post-surgery. Patients experience greater confidence in their knee because their own ACL is preserved and repaired. ACL tears can be effectively repaired if the avulsion occurs from the femoral end and treatment is sought within a few weeks of the injury. By preserving the original ACL and its proprioceptive nerve endings, recovery is both complete and swift. The Fiber Tape Internal Brace facilitates quicker rehabilitation and reduces the risk of failure.