Figure 5.

(A) A 45‐year‐old woman suffered a displaced anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) avulsion fracture (sagittal CT image) of her left knee caused by a road‐traffic accident. (B) UltraBraid sutures were passed from the medial side of the ACL, around its back, to its posterolateral side. (C, D) A guide PDS was placed via a 45° SutureLasso, through the fibers of the ACL, close to its tibial bony insertion, posterior to its mid‐coronal plane, from medial to lateral. (E, F, G) UltraBraid sutures were passed through two bone tunnels (being drilled in) and tied over a button on the outer cortex of the tibia; then the figure‐of‐eight fixation was completed. (H, I) Postoperative anteroposterior and lateral plain radiographs showed anatomic reduction of the fragment.