PCL Reconstruction is an operation to repair a torn ligament inside the knee that helps keep the joint steady. When the ligament is hurt, the knee may feel unstable or shaky.
In this surgery, the injured ligament is taken out and replaced with a new tendon, either from the patient’s own body or from a donor. The surgeon makes minor incisions and uses a tiny camera to guide the repair, avoiding a large incision.
After surgery, patients typically undergo exercises and physical therapy to help their knee regain strength and motion. Recovery usually takes several months before normal activities can be resumed.
Here are the signs and symptoms of Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Reconstruction,
Recovery after PCL reconstruction varies based on the surgical technique used and the patient’s overall health:

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