Ai avut vreodată o ruptură de ligament? Uite ce presupune intervenția chirurgicală de reconstrucție.

In this Romanian‑language video, a clinician explains the typical indirect mechanism that caused Mirel’s anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture – a rotational force on a fixed foot, usually from a posterior push. The injury leads to a severe loss of knee stability (about 80‑90% reduction), which is catastrophic for high‑performance athletes. The speaker then describes the reconstruction surgery: a graft is fixed using a special titanium implant that anchors to the femoral cortex, with the graft tensioned and positioned anatomically. Two bone tunnels are drilled – one in the femur and one in the tibia – to guide the graft. This implant, first employed in Romania at the Center of Excellence, is designed for elite athletes and facilitates rapid postoperative recovery.










