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A Novel Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Technique using LARS®-Augmented Autologous/Synthetic "Hybrid" Graft -High Re-Operation Rate in a Case-Control Study Corresponding author Medical & Clinical Research
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The paper compares hamstring autograft with a "hybrid" graft of hamstrings and a small LARS ligament in ACL reconstruction patients. The paper concludes ACLR utilizing a hybrid autologous/LARS® construct facilitated accelerated rehabilitation without evidence of increased failure or early graft stretch. Additionally, there was no clinical differenc...

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