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Real acl strength vs quadrupled graft.
Sir I tore my ACL and had an acl reconstruction surgery using hamstring (Autograft). In the Discharge file it was written that SEMI T AND GRACILIS QUADRUPLED GRAFT IS USED. SIR what's the strength difference of quadrupled SGT and original acl. What about artificial ligament (LARS)
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Your new ligament will be as good as your older one. And you ll be able to return to sports in 6 months to an years time completely. All the best. Donot read too much literature. Any querry, we are available on personal chats.
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