While it's not unheard of for athletes to continue playing with a torn ACL, it's not recommended and it can lead to major problems down the road.
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While it's not unheard of for athletes to continue playing with a torn ACL, it's not recommended and it can lead to major problems down the road.
We see many season-ending ACL injuries, but in this day and age, an ACL tear is not career-ending. Dr. Sterett explains why in this video.
Suffering an ACL tear will never be described as a fun experience. So what does it feel like at the time of injury? Dr. Sterett tells us in this video.
Since the growth plates close between the ages of 13-14, we can often treat teenagers as adults when it comes to operating on the ACL.
Meniscus tears are the most common golfing knee injury. Find out why in this video with Dr. Bill Steret
Professional soccer (football) players tear ACLs at a high rate because of planted feet combined with twisting.
This time on the Sports Medicine Minute with Dr. Bill Sterett, Dr. Sterett talks about a frequent question-- when to tell if you need surgery in your knee if you are experiencing pain.
Dr. Bill Sterett talks about ACL Construction... you've decided to go ahead with ACL Surgery, so what comes next? Dr. Sterett talks about Allografts, Autografts, and explains the difference between these two popular methods of ACL Surgery.
The following animation will help you understand Torn Meniscus trimming and how it can help lead you a healthier, pain-free knee...