A Description of a Four-Fold Hamstring Tendon Autograft for an ACL tear

Abstract

The autograft of the hamstring tendon continues to be a common procedure in modern medicine. In comparison to a patellar tendon transplant, the pain in the knee has improved significantly more following this operation, and the patient is also recovering considerably more quickly and with less difficulty. In terms of biomechanics, it is also more robust when compared to patellar tendon graft. We conducted in-depth searches of the articles available on PUBMED and Google scholar, in addition to examining the references. Based on the results of the IKDC rating, we came to the conclusion that a quadrupled hamstring tendon graft provides a good outcome.