IC 101-2022: Which ACL Reconstruction Needs More? A Case-Based Discussion of Slope Correction, Lateral Augmentation, Meniscal Transplantation...-Which ACL Reconstruction Needs More? A Case-Based Discussion of Slope Correction, Lateral Augmentation, Meniscal Transplantation... (2/7)

Which ACL Reconstruction Needs More? A Case-Based Discussion of Slope Correction, Lateral Augmentation, Meniscal Transplantation... (2/7)

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Video Summary

The video discusses generalized joint hypermobility and its association with ACL injuries. The speaker mentions Baten's criteria as a measure for hypermobility and highlights specific criteria such as hyperextension of the fifth digit, thumb to forearm apposition, elbow hyperextension, knee hyperextension, and palms to the floor. The speaker also presents studies that demonstrate an increased risk of ACL injuries and graft failure in patients with hyperlaxity. They suggest considering a BTB autograft and an anterolateral complex procedure for hypermobile patients. The speaker shares their own experience with these procedures and emphasizes the importance of accurate tunnel placement and avoiding impingement. They conclude that these approaches may lead to better outcomes and lower failure rates in hypermobile patients. The video was presented by an orthopedic surgeon, but no specific credits were given.

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Christopher Larson, MD

Keywords

generalized joint hypermobility

ACL injuries

hypermobility

BTB autograft

anterolateral complex procedure