HealthLink with Jean Enersen
HealthLink with Jean Enersen
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New ACL surgery improving reconstruction success rate
Every year, about 200,000 people will suffer an ACL injury. Half of them will need reconstructive surgery, but studies show many of those procedures will fail. Now, a new technique is helping keep repaired knees from needing more work.
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