Conventional PCL Reconstruction

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ProcedureKnee Joint

Procedure Overview

After preparing the graft and creating the femoral and tibial bone tunnels, the femoral side uses a suture button suspension cortical fixation, and the tibial side is fixed with an interference screw (aperture fixation); a staple or PEEK knotless anchor may be added for backup fixation.

U-staples or PEEK knotless anchors can be used for reinforcement fixation.

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