Techniques that replicate the natural anatomy of the MCL and address associated injuries are likely to yield better stability and functional outcomes for patients recovering from MCL injuries.

This elevation includes the entire superficial MCL, which has been attached just under the pes anserinus (Figure 3). After placement of the total knee components and with the knee in 10° to 20 ...

Surgical management of this group may require reconstruction of the MCL when a minimally constrained implant is to be used. As the MCL is excessively elongated, it may be difficult to restore the ...