“Guideline” to define the Indication of anterolateral ligament reconstruction associated to an ACL surgery.

Authors

  • Matías Costa Paz medico
  • Carlos yacuzziY HIBA
  • Andres Zuain HIBA
  • Juan Pablo Zícaro

Keywords:

anterolateral ligament. ACL. Plasty extra articular indication

Abstract

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to describe a “Guideline” to be followed by surgeons in order to decide the need to perform an Anterolateral ligament Reconstruction (ALL-R) together with an Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction or revision. This “Guideline for ALL-R” is based on indications suggested in literature. The Guideline includes 5 Major criteria: Pivot shift grade III, Contact sports, Competitive Athletes, ≤ 25 year-old, ACL Revision. Nine minor criteria: Hyperlaxity, KT-1000  with ≥ 8 mm, Chronic instability, meniscal lesion background, Contralateral knee instability, Body Mass Index  ≥30, Segond fracture, Tibial plateau slope ≥10°, severe anterior translation of the tibia.

In conclusion, this guideline allows to standardize the indication of ALL-R that presently depends on each surgeon’s experience and criteria.

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Published

2020-10-23

How to Cite

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Costa Paz M, yacuzziY C, Zuain A, Zícaro JP. “Guideline” to define the Indication of anterolateral ligament reconstruction associated to an ACL surgery. RELART [Internet]. 2020 Oct. 23 [cited 2026 Apr. 2];27(3). Available from: https://revistarelart.com/index.php/revista/article/view/61

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Section

Narrative review