| Aspects |
Description |
| Restoration of joint stability |
Reattaches the avulsed ligament to restore joint stability, a crucial function of the PCL |
| Reduction of posterior tibial translation |
Limits excessive posterior tibial translation during knee flexion, reducing instability |
| Restoration of proper tension and function |
Restores proper PCL tension and function, promoting natural knee kinematics |
| Improved rotational stability |
Supports optimum rotational stability, enabling smoother and more comfortable joint movements |
| Enhanced flexibility and range of motion |
Improves flexibility and ease of movement in daily and athletic activities, improving range of motion |
| Prevention of secondary injuries |
Prevents secondary injuries due to altered joint mechanics, reducing the risk of problems such as meniscal tears |
| Facilitating a successful return to sports |
Enables a successful return to sports and high-demand activities, reducing the risk of re-injury |
