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Unless youre old and sedentary do not even think about hamstring or cadaver, patella is the way to go. You live in UT, get a plane ticket down to see Mark Sanders -- www.sandersclinic.net . I took initiative once i found out mine was possibly torn and called the doc's office who founded the graft, Dr. Shelbourne, and asked for any docs that may have done a residency or fellowship with him in my area. I ended up having to drive 2 1/2 hours but it was worth being back on the bike in 2 1/2 months, and back to running @ the 5 weeks mark. Not to mention walking out on my own power day of surgery with no brace on. If anyone were to ask me, it's not worth sitting the extra 3-6 months out. Factor in your time off work too, Not sure how active it is but with mine I had to be completely free of restrictions and I was back in 5 weeks, with no further increase in swelling in a full days work.
check out this thread and search for more :
http://www.thumpertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=771757&highlight=acl+…
Just do your research on it.. It pays off in the end.
And make sure you have a good doc or pt check it out, have them do the lachmans test, the mri's aren't 100% accurate. The prehab is the most important thing as well, you want FULL range of motion and most of the swelling out. You're fine to walk on it, but I would avoid any hard impact activities. Loose joints=damage to the knee. And as someone mentioned find a stationary bike, ride it an hour a day. The stronger you build your leg muscles up before surgery, the easier it will be afterwards.
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