PCL Augmentation and Remnant Tensioning Indication and Technique: Tricks and Tips

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Acute Repair of PCL Injuries: Imaging Assessment and Techniques Bruce Twaddle C. Twaddle, MD, FRACS, Prof., NEW ZEALAND
Posteromedial Arthromedial Approach Timothy S. Whitehead, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIA
How to Get the Best from an Arthroscopic Single-Bundle Transtibial Approach Fabrizio Margheritini, MD, ITALY
Double-Bundle Reconstruction with Both Arthroscopic and Open Inlay Techniques Matthew J. Matava, MD, UNITED STATES
PCL Reconstruction: Knowing the Anatomy to Avoid Complications Francesco Giron, MD, PhD, ITALY
Discussion Fabrizio Margheritini, MD, ITALY Matthew J. Matava, MD, UNITED STATES Manuel F. Mosquera Arango, MD, COLOMBIA Bruce Twaddle C. Twaddle, MD, FRACS, Prof., NEW ZEALAND Francesco Giron, MD, PhD, ITALY Timothy S. Whitehead, MBBS, FRACS, AUSTRALIA

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PCL Augmentation and Remnant Tensioning Indication and Technique: Tricks and Tips

PCL Reconstruction: Tips and Tricks

Acute Repair of PCL Injuries: Imaging Assessment and Techniques

Posteromedial Arthromedial Approach

How to Get the Best from an Arthroscopic Single-Bundle Transtibial Approach

Double-Bundle Reconstruction with Both Arthroscopic and Open Inlay Techniques

PCL Reconstruction: Knowing the Anatomy to Avoid Complications

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