Advanced ACL & PCL Reconstruction Surgery in Hyderabad


Restore Knee Stability & Strength

Advanced Ligament Repair at Germanten Hospital with Minimally Invasive & Arthroscopic Techniques

A sudden twist, sports injury, or road accident can tear key ligaments in your knee—specifically the ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) and PCL (Posterior Cruciate Ligament). If you’re facing knee instability, buckling, or limited movement, it’s time to consult the knee ligament reconstruction experts at Germanten Hospital, Hyderabad’s Center of Excellence in Orthopedics.

We offer advanced, arthroscopic ACL & PCL reconstruction surgeries to help you get back on your feet, whether you're a professional athlete or someone who just wants to walk pain-free again.

ACL & PCL Reconstruction in Hyderabad

What Are ACL and PCL Injuries?

ACL Injury: Occurs when the anterior cruciate ligament is overstretched or torn—common in sports like football, basketball, or skiing.

PCL Injury: A less common but serious injury involving the posterior cruciate ligament, often caused by car accidents or high-impact falls.

These ligaments are essential for knee stability. When torn, they don't heal on their own and often require surgical reconstruction.

Signs You May Need ACL or PCL Reconstruction

  • Knee giving way during movement
  • Pain and swelling after activity
  • Difficulty in pivoting, turning, or climbing stairs
  • A popping sound at the time of injury
  • Inability to play sports or walk confidently
  • Limited range of motion in the knee

Why Choose Germanten Hospital?

  • Fellowship-Trained Sports Injury Surgeons
  • Arthroscopic & Keyhole Ligament Reconstruction
  • High-Precision German Surgical Equipment
  • Customized Rehab Plans for Athletes & Active Adults
  • MRI-Based Graft Sizing & Pre-Surgical Planning
  • Trusted by Professional Athletes & Sports Coaches

What is ACL & PCL Reconstruction?

ACL & PCL reconstruction is a minimally invasive surgery in which the torn ligament is replaced by a graft—usually taken from the patient's own hamstring, patellar tendon, or a donor.

  • ACL Reconstruction is the gold standard for restoring anterior knee stability.
  • PCL Reconstruction restores posterior knee control and is often more complex.
  • In some cases, combined ACL + PCL reconstruction is done if both ligaments are torn.

Surgical Techniques We Use

  • Arthroscopic Ligament Reconstruction
  • Autograft or Allograft Grafting
  • Double-Bundle ACL Reconstruction (for athletes)
  • Anatomic Tunnel Placement for Natural Knee Kinematics
  • Reinforcement with Internal Brace (in high-risk cases)

Procedure Overview

1. Diagnosis & Planning

  • Clinical tests (Lachman, Pivot Shift)
  • MRI to confirm the grade of ligament injury
  • Prehab exercises to build muscle before surgery

2. Surgery

  • Performed under spinal or general anesthesia
  • 1–2 small incisions (arthroscopy)
  • Torn ligament removed and replaced with graft
  • Fixation done using screws or fixation devices

3. Recovery

  • Same-day or next-day discharge
  • Physiotherapy starts within 48 hours
  • Return to sport: 4–9 months (based on activity level)

Recovery Timeline

Timeframe Recovery Milestone
1–2 Days Walking with brace and support
2–4 Weeks Full weight bearing
6–8 Weeks Driving, light gym work
3–6 Months Jogging, dynamic training
6–9 Months Return to sports (if cleared)

Cost of ACL & PCL Reconstruction in Hyderabad

Cost depends on:

  • Type of ligament reconstruction (ACL, PCL, or both)
  • Graft used (autograft vs allograft)
  • Rehab and bracing requirements
  • Robotic assistance (if used in complex reconstructions)

Estimated Cost: ₹70,000 – ₹2.5 Lakhs*

*Insurance accepted. EMI and sports recovery packages available.

Comparison: ACL vs PCL Reconstruction

Feature ACL Reconstruction PCL Reconstruction
Common Causes Sports injury, pivoting Road traffic trauma, fall
Recovery Speed ✅ Faster ⚠️ Slightly slower
Complexity Moderate ✅ More complex
Return to Sport 6–8 months 6–9 months

Glossary of Terms

  • ACL/PCL - Ligaments inside the knee that provide stability
  • Arthroscopy - Minimally invasive joint surgery using a small camera
  • Autograft - Tissue taken from the patient's own body
  • Allograft - Donor tissue used for reconstruction
  • Graft - Tissue used to replace the torn ligament
  • counter-img1
    20+
    Years of Experience
  • counter-img2
    10K+
    Successful Surgeries
  • counter-img3
    100K+
    Happy Patients
  • counter-img4
    40+
    Global Awards
Testimonials

What Our Patients Are Saying

Success Stories

News & Awards

Explore the latest news and awards received by our team. We are proud of our achievements and continue to strive for excellence.

View More
Book With Us Now

Get an Appointment

Connect with our experts doctors for guidance

GET ANSWERS

ACL / PCL Tear - Frequently Asked Questions

Minor sprains may heal with rest and rehab. Complete tears usually require surgery for long-term knee stability.
No. It’s minimally invasive and performed under anesthesia. Pain is well-managed post-op.
Most athletes return between 6–9 months with dedicated physiotherapy.
Arthroscopy is the gold standard. In complex reconstructions, robotic navigation may be used for better alignment.
Articles & Tips

Latest News & Blogs