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ACL Reconstruction

Keyhole surgery to rebuild a torn anterior cruciate ligament and restore knee stability.

In hospital
2 days
Stay in India
~10 days
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About ACL reconstruction

ACL reconstruction replaces a torn ligament with a graft, usually taken from your own hamstring or patellar tendon, using arthroscopic (keyhole) surgery.

It is a short procedure with a quick discharge, followed by a structured physiotherapy programme.

Who is it for?

Active people with a torn ACL and a knee that gives way.

Recovery

Walking with crutches immediately; return to sport usually after 6–9 months of rehab.

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ACL Reconstruction: frequently asked questions

How long do I need to stay for acl reconstruction?

Expect about 2 days in hospital and around 10 days in the country in total, including tests before treatment and a check-up before you fly home. Walking with crutches immediately; return to sport usually after 6–9 months of rehab.

Who is acl reconstruction suitable for?

Active people with a torn ACL and a knee that gives way. A specialist confirms whether it is right for you after a consultation.

How do I get started?

Send a short enquiry. A MedPrax coordinator contacts you to talk through your needs, then prepares hospital options for you to compare.

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