Torn acl success stories?

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Old 11-24-2009, 03:02 PM
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Re: Torn acl success stories?

Originally Posted by sdfkillz
i keep hearing that the cadaver is the way to go for getting back on your feet real quick but i also keep hearing that it has a high rate of failure....
Hmmm... I haven't heard that. We will see I suppose. I just went in for a follow up this morning and he said it was solid as a rock. Hopefully that doesn't change.

I have a friend that had the patellar graft and his "didn't take" and he couldn't walk right for 6 months. He lost his insurance or something and like over a year later he still has pain every time he bends down.

I'm sure like everything else, it's just a case by case basis.
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2 years on the cadaver and still going
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Re: Torn acl success stories?

Originally Posted by AntwanRTTG
I had a complete tear in my ACL and lateral tears in both meniscus. I just had my ACL replaced with a cadaver ACL last month. I was walking without crutches 2 days after and without a limp about a week after. I am already starting to ride a bicycle for about 20 min. at a time. Also, my doctor just cleared me to start hitting the gym (mildly) for strengthening.

It's all what you put into it man. Listen to EVERY word your physical therapist gives you and that will take you a long way. After they are done with you, the strength of your knee will determine how active you can be again. So build that **** back up!
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Originally Posted by sdfkillz
i keep hearing that the cadaver is the way to go for getting back on your feet real quick but i also keep hearing that it has a high rate of failure....
Originally Posted by AntwanRTTG
Hmmm... I haven't heard that...
I've heard this also. Anything that doesn't originally come from your own body has less chance of surviving in your body (same principle with organ transplant)

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I'm sure like everything else, it's just a case by case basis.
+1000000000000 to this statement! so many factors in play that can affect the situation
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