Introducing Groundbreaking InternalBrace^TM Technique

No, not all ACL tears require surgery. Infact, 50% of ACL tears do not require surgery. Recent studies have shown that a significant percentage of ACL tears can heal with nonsurgical methods such as structured rehabilitation, physical therapy, and bracing. While complete ACL tears almost always require surgery, partial ACL tears may be treated effectively with nonsurgical methods. The decision to undergo surgery depends on factors such as the patient's activity level, the severity of the injury, and the presence of instability symptoms. This highlights the importance of seeking medical advice to determine the most suitable treatment for an ACL tear.

The need for ACL tear surgery depends on the severity of the injury and the individual's activity level. Complete tears usually require surgery, while partial tears can often be managed with rehabilitation. Surgery is recommended for active individuals in sports or jobs requiring knee stability. It's crucial to consult a medical professional to determine the best course of action, as success rates of nonsurgical treatment vary, and the potential for later surgery is significant.

The InternalBrace™ technique is a safe and effective treatment for ACL repair, with less postoperative pain and fewer narcotics prescribed compared to traditional ACL reconstruction. It is particularly beneficial for proximal ACL tears, which have a higher potential for healing. The InternalBrace™ increases the success rate of ACL repair and provides more durable repairs. Consult with a orthopedics to determine the most appropriate treatment for an ACL tear.

To assure patients of our hospital’s credibility regarding state-of-the-art technology, we prioritize transparency and evidence-based practices. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our partnerships with reputable technology providers, ensuring we have access to the latest advancements in medical equipment and systems. Our team undergoes continuous training to effectively utilize these technologies for quality patient-care. Furthermore, patient testimonials and success stories underscore our capability to leverage technology for improved diagnosis, treatment, and overall healthcare outcomes. We consistently encourage our patients to inquire and engage with us regarding our infrastructure, and process involved, allowing for an open dialogue and instilling confidence in our hospital’s technological prowess.

The ACL treatment process can take up to nine months for complete recovery. However, recent studies have shown that the InternalBrace™ technique is a safe and effective treatment for ACL repair, with less postoperative pain and fewer complications compared to traditional ACL reconstruction. The InternalBrace™ technique increases the success rate of ACL repair and provides more durable repairs. Consult with a medical professional to determine the most appropriate treatment for an ACL tear.