Ligament surgery
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- Knee replacement surgery
- Partial knee replacement
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- shoulder replacement
- Joint replacement
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- Ligament surgery
- Meniscus repair surgery
- Key hole surgery
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- Joint preservation surgery
- High tibial osteotomy surgery
- Fracture surgery
- Trauma
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- Shoulder dislocation surgery
- Rotator cuff repair surgery
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- Back pain
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What is Ligament Surgery?
When is Ligament Surgery Needed?
Your doctor may recommend ligament surgery if:
👉 You have a complete ligament tear causing joint instability
👉 The joint gives way or feels weak during movement
👉 You experience repeated injuries or dislocations
👉 Non-surgical treatments (braces, physiotherapy) have not provided relief
👉 You want to return to sports or heavy physical activities
Common Ligaments Requiring Surgery
✅ Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) – knee ligament commonly injured during sports
✅ Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) – knee stability support
✅ Medial/Lateral Collateral Ligaments (MCL/LCL) – support the sides of the knee
✅ Ankle ligaments – torn ligaments causing repeated sprains
✅ Shoulder ligaments – to address dislocations and instability
Types of Ligament Surgery
🔹 Ligament repair: Stitching and reattaching torn ligament ends (in select cases)
🔹 Ligament reconstruction: Using a graft (your own tendon or donor tissue) to replace the torn ligament
🔹 Arthroscopic (keyhole) techniques: Minimally invasive approach with faster recovery
Benefits of Ligament Surgery
✅ Restores joint stability
✅ Prevents further damage to cartilage and bones
✅ Reduces pain and improves joint function
✅ Helps you safely return to sports and active work