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Acl reconstruction

2018-04-19 10:20:13
Once I done ACL reconstruction, then the treatment process are done by long term or not?some people say once the operation done, your treatment process are doing long term, give some valuable suggestions
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ACL reconstruction is for lifetime, unless it gets torn or lax again. You can walk the very next day post surgery. Don't miss out on this beauty of Arthroscopic technique.

Answered2018-04-20 17:34:29

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What exactly you want to.know must need in person discussion

Answered2018-04-19 11:57:49

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No its not like that Acl surgery if done arthroscopically then u can walk and bend knee from the very next day So there is no longterm process

Answered2018-04-20 08:31:05

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