Knee Ligament Reconstruction

In a knee ligament reconstruction, the surgeon replaces a torn or damaged ligament in the knee joint with healthy tissue. This is typically taken from another part of the patient's body or from a donor. Ligament reconstruction can be performed as an open or closed, minimally invasive arthroscopic procedure.

Benefits

• Restores stability and function to the knee joint
• Reduces the risk of future injuries or long-term joint damage
• Allows patients to return to sports and other physical activities at pre-injury levels