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ACL Reconstruction

Expert ACL reconstruction to restore knee stability and return to an active lifestyle safely.

About ACL Reconstruction

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) keeps the knee stable during twisting and pivoting. A torn ACL often causes the knee to give way. ACL reconstruction replaces the torn ligament with a graft, usually through keyhole surgery, to restore stability and protect the knee.

Who may need this treatment?

  • Complete or significant ACL tear
  • Knee giving way during activity
  • Sports with jumping or pivoting
  • Combined ligament and meniscus injury
  • Failed earlier reconstruction
ACL Reconstruction
Symptoms

Signs You May Need ACL Reconstruction

01

ACL ligament tear

02

Knee instability while walking

03

Knee giving way during movement

04

Pain and swelling after injury

05

Difficulty changing direction while running

06

Recurrent knee buckling

07

Reduced athletic performance

08

Meniscus injuries associated with ACL tears

09

Chronic instability after previous ACL injury

Benefits of Treatment

1Restored knee stability
2Protection of cartilage and meniscus
3Safe return to sport
4Structured rehabilitation plan
Procedure

Your ACL Reconstruction Treatment Journey

1

Comprehensive Knee Assessment

Our sports injury specialists evaluate your symptoms, injury history, physical examination findings, and imaging reports to confirm the ACL injury and determine the best treatment plan.

2

Advanced Diagnostic Evaluation

MRI scans and other investigations help assess the severity of the ligament tear and identify any associated injuries such as meniscus or cartilage damage.

3

Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction Surgery

Using minimally invasive arthroscopic techniques, the torn ACL is replaced with a tendon graft to restore knee stability and function.

4

Post-Surgical Recovery

Patients receive personalized post-operative care, pain management, and guidance to ensure proper healing during the initial recovery phase.

5

Rehabilitation & Strength Training

A structured physiotherapy and rehabilitation program helps restore strength, flexibility, balance, and athletic performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not always. Active people and those with an unstable knee are more likely to need reconstruction, and Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra will advise after examination and scans.

Usually after several months of rehabilitation, once strength and stability tests are satisfactory.

Yes. Send your reports and the team will arrange a review and advise you before you plan any travel.

This depends on the procedure and your recovery. Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra will tell you when it is safe to travel home.

Tatiana Anishchenko, International Representative for Patient Care & Partnerships at Ortho In India Your personal contact in India— before, during and after treatment

Your international point of contact

Tatiana Anishchenko

International Representative for Patient Care & Partnerships

Your trusted connection to orthopaedic care in India.

Tatiana is the primary point of contact for international patients and healthcare partners working with Dr. Abhishek Kumar Mishra. She coordinates medical consultations, travel arrangements, hospital communication and post-treatment support, while developing partnerships with healthcare organisations across CIS countries, Africa and other international markets.

  • English
  • Russian
  • CIS countries
  • Africa
  • International clients
  • Medical Travel AssistanceVisa support, flights, accommodation, local transfers and interpreter services upon request.
  • Treatment CoordinationDirect communication with Dr. Mishra and the hospital team.
  • Personal SupportAssistance during your stay in India and post-treatment follow-up care.
  • International PartnershipsCollaboration with clinics, healthcare organisations and medical tourism agencies worldwide.