Multi-ligament reconstruction

What is Multi-Ligament Knee Reconstruction?

Multi-Ligament Knee Reconstruction is a complex surgical procedure performed to repair or reconstruct two or more damaged ligaments in the knee following significant trauma. The knee is stabilised by four key ligaments – the ACL, PCL, MCL and LCL.

When multiple ligaments are injured, the knee becomes severely unstable, often making it difficult – if not impossible – to bear weight or walk.
These injuries usually result from high-energy impacts, such as:
– Motor vehicle or motorcycle accidents
– High-speed sports collisions (e.g. football, rugby, skiing)
– Falls from significant height
– Knee dislocations

Due to the severity and complexity of these injuries, prompt diagnosis and coordinated surgical intervention are essential for restoring knee stability, function and long-term joint integrity.

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If you’ve experienced a traumatic knee injury or have been diagnosed with multiple torn ligaments, expert evaluation and timely treatment are critical. Dr Shane Blackmore and his experienced orthopaedic team on the Sunshine Coast will assess your injury & explain your options.