The changing trends of the knee function after anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments reconstruction with all-inside arthroscopy technique

We aimed to summarize the effectiveness and changing trends of reconstruction for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) posterior (PCL) injuries using all-inside arthroscope technique. Between May 2013 2019, 29 patients with ACL PCL ligaments rupture were included. All male, a mean age 25.2±2.9 years. The follow-up period was 2.4±0.7 years (Range, 2-4 years). Reconstruction surgery performed by autologous hamstring tendon arthroscopy drawer test, Lachman Pivot-shift stress IKDC score, Lysholm Tenger score analyzed clinically. At last follow-up, symptoms improved significantly, test normal 1 degree in 96.6%, 89.7%, pivot shift 93.1%, 93.3%, stability significant(P<0.05). IKDC-2000 standard near 96.6%. subjective scores results at significantly when compared those before operation ( P<0.05). function evaluation first six months most obviously better, especially third month. All-inside technique is an effective procedure injuries, (especially month) after key successful recovery. However, there still significant improvement later stage rehabilitation.