Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction
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Dr Yugal Karkhur boasts over a decade of expertise in Orthopaedics & joint replacement surgery. A graduate of the esteemed Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi, he served as a Senior Registrar at notable hospitals like Lok Nayak Hospital and Sushruta Trauma Centre, managing complex trauma and bone conditions. Currently, Dr Yugal holds the position of Senior Consultant in Orthopaedics and Joint Replacement at Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Gurugram. His dedication lies in addressing knee and hip ailments, having obtained a Fellowship in joint replacement and Adult hip preservation surgery from Missouri Orthopaedic Institute, USA. Furthering his knowledge, Dr Yugal trained in arthroscopic surgeries at Safdarjung Hospital’s Sports Injury Center and concluded his Clinical Fellowship at Max Smart Superspeciality Hospital, New Delhi. He has been a notable figure in Gurgaon’s healthcare scene for three years, affiliating with institutions like CK Birla Hospital and Aarvy Healthcare Superspeciality Hospital. As the co-founder of Orthocure Surgery+ at Orthocure Clinics Pvt Ltd, he’s pioneering a tech-integrated approach to Orthopaedic care. Academically inclined, he published 17 Research Papers in renowned journals and was honoured with the Young Ambassador Award by the Asia Pacific Orthopaedic Association 2016.
What is Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction?
- ACL signifies the Anterior Cruciate Ligament.
- It acts as a bridge linking the leg bone to the thigh bone.
- Injuries to the ACL often result from sports activities or accidents.
- These injuries can manifest as partial or complete tears.
- A complete ACL tear is more severe than a partial tear.
- Post-injury symptoms include sharp pain, inflammation, and long-term knee instability.
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Commonly asked Questions Before Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction?
Can I do physiotherapy to avoid surgery?
Does my condition really need surgery?
Does it take months to recover after surgery?
Will I be able to return back to sports?
Will my knee become weaker after surgery?
Does the surgery involve large cuts and blood loss?
Have you been recommended to go in for Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction?
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When would you be recommended ACL Surgery?
- Persistent pain and inflammation post-injury.
- A feeling of knee instability during movement.
- An ACL tear resulting from twisting or side impact.
- The injury restricts normal day-to-day activities.
Advantages Of Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction
A minimally invasive surgical experience
A faster recovery process
Negligible infection chances
Quick and effective return to daily life activities
Minimal loss of blood
Why YKOrthopedics ?
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Extensively specialized orthopedic facilities & pain management
Patient-focused, tailored & highly integrated care
FAQ’S
Walking often starts within a few days, using crutches or a brace. Duration varies based on individual recovery.
Yes, physiotherapy aids in recovery. It helps restore knee movement and strength.
Many return to sports within a few weeks. Always consult your surgeon first.
Grafts can be autografts (from the patient) or allografts (from a donor). The choice depends on specific patient needs.
It usually lasts between 1 to 1.5 hours. The duration may vary based on the specific case.
Most patients experience enhanced knee stability post-surgery. Overall functionality also often improves.
Driving usually resumes 2-6 weeks post-operation. Always adhere to your surgeon’s advice.
ACL injuries often stem from sports or accidents. Direct impacts or knee twists are common causes.
Surgery is often advised for complete tears. For partial tears or minor instability, other treatments might suffice.
