ACL / PCL Injuries

Assessment and treatment of cruciate ligament injuries according to stability, activity level and individual goals.

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ACL / PCL Injuries

Assessment and treatment of cruciate ligament injuries according to stability, activity level and individual goals.

Main MenuSports Injury

Sub Category 1Knee Arthroscopy

Sub Category 2ACL / PCL Injuries

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ACL / PCL Injuries

Cruciate ligament injuries can cause knee instability and may limit sports and daily activity. Treatment is selected according to stability, associated injuries and activity goals.

Treatment approachClinical and imaging assessment; structured rehabilitation; ligament repair or reconstruction for selected injuries; staged strengthening and return-to-sport progression.

Care planningReference material highlights arthroscopic ACL and meniscus procedures and a structured rehabilitation pathway for athletes.

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ACL / PCL Injuries: Assessment, Treatment & Recovery

ACL and PCL injuries affect important stabilising ligaments of the knee. Treatment depends on the injured ligament, associated damage, activity needs and knee stability.

What we assess and consider

Clinical examination and imaging where appropriate; structured rehabilitation; surgical reconstruction may be considered for selected injuries and activity goals.

Common reasons for assessment

Knee swelling after a twist or impact
Instability or giving way
Difficulty returning to pivoting sports

Recovery and next steps: Rehabilitation progresses through mobility, strength, balance and sport-specific testing. Timelines vary and should not be rushed. Treatment decisions are made after an individual clinical assessment; not every patient needs surgery.