Titlebook: Controversies in the Technical Aspects of ACL Reconstruction; An Evidence-Based Me Norimasa Nakamura,Stefano Zaffagnini,Volker Musahl Book

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Analgesia for Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction,n or delayed discharge from the hospital in ambulatory settings. Multimodal pharmacologic approaches for postoperative analgesia should be utilized for complex joint procedures such as ACLR. Inclusion of peripheral nerve blockade, either in the form of femoral or adductor canal blockade, provides superior pain control to medications alone.

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Anatomy of ACL Insertion: Bundles,eless, the concept of double-bundle ACL is most accepted. The understanding of ACL anatomy is crucial to achieve good outcomes after ACL reconstruction. This chapter describes the anatomy of the ACL regarding the number of bundles, its area, and insertion sites.

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The spatial autocorrelation matrix,izes current knowledge about the association between timing of surgery and risk of arthrofibrosis, reinjury to the menisci and articular cartilage, as well as economic considerations and provides evidence-based tools for implementing wise decisions in this respect.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8228-4rent instability and restoring normal function. Based on the current literature, reconstruction within 6–12 weeks from the time of the injury has been shown to decrease associated knee pathology and improve functional outcomes.

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Timing of Pediatric ACL Reconstruction,rent instability and restoring normal function. Based on the current literature, reconstruction within 6–12 weeks from the time of the injury has been shown to decrease associated knee pathology and improve functional outcomes.

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The spatial autocorrelation matrix,flammatory phase prior to reconstruction. We know by experience and by numerous well-designed studies that returning a patient with a potentially unstable knee to at risk activities including sports and certain occupations can lead to further injuries with irreversible damage.

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