@LenMacPT I typically do “ROM as tolerated” for peripheral MMT and for Medial Roots and LMT (root, radial, bucket, LMORT, large peripheral, hypermobile) limit 0-90° for first 2-4 weeks. Wouldn’t limit ROM beyond 4 weeks for any tear.
@JeremyBurnhamMD The “less harvest-site pain” is a myth. Same pain, if not worse than BTB in my experience. If your BTB patients are having a ton of anterior knee pain, you’re probably doing it wrong. If you don’t think QT patients have harvest site pain, you’re probably not asking/listening.
@LenMacPT@NuelleSportsMD I’d be shocked if there’s no sig difference in RTS between the two grafts. If there is any chance that there is increased risk of failure w/ BTB vs QT, it probably has to do with Increased RTS after BTB. ⬆️risk of failure if able to actually return to high risk sports.😉
@LenMacPT I feel like listening to feedback from my PTs makes me a better surgeon and helps us take better care of patients. Even tho large majority of my ACLs are BTB auto, I also value my PT’s initial impressions during pre-hab which can often influence/change my surgical strategy.
@H2O_SportsMD@txsportsdoc@robgraymd@CE_HandSurg@NuelleSportsMD I used to love the PEEK screw for this very reason, until I had someone fall at 6 weeks post op and fx completely through that 8mm socket. 😬 Probably would still be using it if that hadn’t happened. 🤦🏼♂️I’ll never use the screw again for that reason.
@LenMacPT BTB still the best. There’s a time/place for every graft, but for me nothing more satisfying than interference screw fixation of BTB bone blocks and a rock solid Lachman. It’s incredible to me that QT is pushed so much. “Laud the Fraud” 🤪