Exam 1 - ACL. Flashcards
1
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ACL
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Named for tibial side
2
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ACL Bundles
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- anteromedial bundle
- posterolateral bundle
3
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Biomechanics
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- ACL provides the main check at 20-45 degrees for anterior tibial movement
- most force through the ACL at 20-45 degrees
4
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Rotation
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Lipke:
- cut the ACL in cadavers
- excessive anterior tibial movement
- excessive medial rotary tibial movement
5
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Bundle biomechanics
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- AM bundle contains anterior stability
- PL bundle contains rotational stability
6
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Extended knee
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- AM & PL parallel
- AM has more force through it
7
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Flexed knee
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- AM & PL crossed
- PL has more force through it
8
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Injury
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- ACL injuries occur when bones in the leg twist in opposite directions under full body weight
- contact
- non- contact
9
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Bone Bruise
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- noncontact had longer bone bruise
10
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Reconstruction or no?
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Patients decision Therapist role: - educate Deficients: - john elway: did not reconstruct - garrison hearst: did not know ACL was torn How to determine to get surgery: - dependent on exercise or sport
11
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Reconstruction lead to osteoarthritis?
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- 35% in surgery
- 11% w/o surgery
12
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Graft choices
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Reconstruction
- allograft
- autograft
- double bundle
13
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Allograft
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- cadaver PROS - less pain - less trauma - earlier weight bearing - quicker motion return - better cosmesis - faster surgery - less motion loss CONS - infection - whose tendon? - site incorporation - stretches out? - cost - availability
14
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Autograft
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- patellar tendon or hamstring/gracilis
- for younger
PROS - less infection
- better graft incorporation
- slow patient down
- BTBP gold standard - patella tendon
CONS - more pain
- arthrofibrosis
- slower to fully weight bear
- patellar fracture
- patellofemoral articulation lesion
- knee extension weakness
- decrease in hamstring strength p
15
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Double Bundle
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- both
- NFL WR & RBs
- pivot shift test
Door hinges:
- shared work
Concepts:
- footprints
- bundles
- tunnel
- a la carne
