🦴 Graft Failure:

This happens when the tissue used to replace the torn ligament doesn’t heal properly or gets re-injured. It could be due to surgical technique, patient activity level, or poor graft quality.

🔩 No Internal Bracing Used: Internal bracing acts like a seatbelt for your healing ligament. Without it, the graft may be more prone to stretching or tearing—especially in the early healing phase.

🦠 Infection Due to Poor Sterility: A surgery done without strict sterile protocols can lead to infection, which not only delays healing but may also require additional procedures, including graft removal.

🚫 No Proper Rehabilitation: Even the best surgery can fail if post-op rehab isn’t done correctly. Physiotherapy is key to regaining strength, flexibility, and joint stability.

👉 ACL reconstruction success depends on a skilled surgeon, clean environment, and dedicated post-op care.

Don’t ignore the process—your knee deserves the best!