AOSSM 2023 Annual Meeting Recordings no CME-Q & A: SLARD: Management Strategies in Football/Soccer

Q & A: SLARD: Management Strategies in Football/Soccer

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Video Summary

The video transcript discusses various topics related to ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) reconstruction surgery. It starts with a question about the effect of dominant kicking on the time of return. The speaker explains that the non-kicking leg is more prone to injury due to certain movements. The discussion then moves to the use of different grafts, such as BTB (bone-patellar tendon-bone) or quads (quadriceps tendon), and whether to add an inlet. The opinion varies among surgeons, but some recommend adding an anterolateral reconstruction regardless of the graft used. Other topics covered include patient-specific considerations and the trans-tibial technique for tunnel placement during surgery.

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Hernan Galan, MD; Guillermo Zvietcovich, MD; Matias Cost Paz, MD; Sebastian Irarrazaval, MD; Rodrigo Maestu, MD

Keywords

ACL reconstruction surgery

dominant kicking

grafts

anterolateral reconstruction

tunnel placement