Because of the high rate of associated ligamentous and meniscal injury, the presence of a<unk>  or reverse<unk>  requires that these other pathologies must be specifically ruled out. Or more pragmatically, the orthopaedic team assume that the presence of<unk>  equals ACL rupture, as the correlation is close to 100%. Increasingly, reconstruction of the ACL is combined with reconstruction of the anterolateral ligament when this associated pathology is present. The long-term benefit of an associated Anterolateral Ligament (ALL) reconstruction at the time of ACL surgery is not known. Attention and research is also being paid to a Lateral extra-articular Tenodesis (LET) instead of ALL.
Segond fracture
Rolando fracture
Jones fracture
Jefferson fracture
Avulsion fracture
Smith fracture
Chance fracture
Bosworth fracture