ACL Reconstruction 1125

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This course provides comprehensive knowledge about anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, including anatomy, injury mechanisms, diagnosis, and both non-surgical and surgical treatment options. It covers surgical reconstruction techniques, types of grafts, postoperative care, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and expected outcomes. The course also addresses patient considerations, complications, and current statistics related to ACL injuries and surgeries.

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Orthopedic Surgeons Physical Therapists Sports Medicine Physicians Rehabilitation Specialists Medical Students
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Credit Hours

3 Hours

Author

Dr. Santosh Kumar

Webinar ID

1253

CE Creator

Alex James

Instructional Level

Intermediate

Program Objectives

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Understand the anatomy and function of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).

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Identify the types, patterns, and severity of ACL injuries.

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Recognize the clinical presentation and symptoms of ACL tears.

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Explain diagnostic methods including physical exams and imaging techniques like MRI.

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Discuss non-surgical and surgical treatment options for ACL injuries.

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Describe surgical techniques and types of grafts used in ACL reconstruction.

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Understand postoperative physical therapy and rehabilitation protocols.

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Evaluate outcomes and success rates of ACL reconstruction surgery.

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