For a standard primary ACL reconstruction, the surgical portion itself typically takes between 50 and 120 minutes, with most cases averaging about 90 minutes. Patients should plan to ...(read more)
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For a standard primary ACL reconstruction, the surgical portion itself typically takes between 50 and 120 minutes, with most cases averaging about 90 minutes. Patients should plan to ...(read more)
After an ACL reconstruction, most patients want something more practical than a phase chart. They want to know what is happening this week, whether their swelling is “normal,” ...(read more)
Physical therapy after ACL reconstruction is not a suggestion. It is the single most important factor in determining whether a patient returns to sport at the same level, ...(read more)
One of the most common questions patients ask after ACL reconstruction is, “Do I need to wear a knee brace?” It’s a fair question. After investing significant time ...(read more)
The question every athlete asks after ACL reconstruction is “When can I play again?” The honest answer is: when your knee proves it’s ready, not when the calendar ...(read more)
Rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction is not a one-size-fits-all program. The exercises you do in week two look nothing like what you’ll be doing at month six, and for ...(read more)
When a patient tears their anterior cruciate ligament, the question Dr. Burnham hears most often after ACL reconstruction surgery is: “How long will this take?” The answer depends ...(read more)