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Arthroscopic ACL Repair Using Hamstring Graft and Transfix Femoral Fixation: 1
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A 40-year-old woman injured her left knee in a skiing accident. Clinical exam revealed ACL insufficiency and MRI (see ACL repair) confirmed the presence of a torn ACL. The arthroscopic view shows the torn ACL scarred to the posterior cruciate ligament.
Arthroscopic ACL Repair Using Hamstring Graft and Transfix Femoral Fixation: 2
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The patient was taken to the operating room for minimally invasive ACL repair using a hamstring graft. The affected knee was free draped with a proximal tourniquet and a low profile arthroscopic leg holder. The nonoperative knee was placed in an Allen stirrup.
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Arthroscopic ACL Repair Using Hamstring Graft and Transfix Femoral Fixation: 3
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The prepped and draped knee is shown.
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