PCL Surgery

PCL Surgery Care by Dr. Harsha G N

Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) injuries affect the stability of the knee by allowing the tibia to move backward in relation to the femur. These injuries commonly occur due to high-impact trauma such as road traffic accidents, sports injuries, or falls on a bent knee.


PCL surgery is recommended in cases of severe or complete ligament tears causing persistent instability. Arthroscopic reconstruction techniques are used to restore knee stability, reduce pain, and improve long-term joint function.

When to Consider PCL Surgery

  • Persistent knee pain or swelling after injury
  • Knee instability or difficulty walking downhill or stairs
  • Complete PCL tear confirmed by MRI
  • Associated ligament or cartilage injuries

Advantages of PCL Surgery

  • Restores knee stability and functional alignment
  • Prevents progressive knee degeneration
  • Minimally invasive arthroscopic approach
  • Improves mobility and quality of life

Rehabilitation after PCL surgery is essential for optimal recovery. A guided physiotherapy program helps strengthen the knee, restore range of motion, and ensure long-term joint stability and performance.

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