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Restoration of dynamic and static components of the posterolateral corner
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Arthroscopic retrieval of the popliteus tendon prevents deep dissection of the posterior knee
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Additional stability with iliotibial band tenodesis without additional incision
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One incision is needed for the reconstruction
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The technique can also be done using a hamstring autograft, but another incision is needed
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Technically challenging dissection of the posterolateral corner, particularly when exploring and protecting the peroneal nerve
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Arthroscopic retrieval of the popliteus tendon may require experienced assistance to optimize visualization and maintain knee stability throughout the procedure
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Larger clinical studies are needed to further evaluate long-term outcomes and the overall stability of the construct
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