Anyone ever tore their ACL?

cardpire · Nov 21, 2011

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There are pros and cons for both and there is no obvious winner. Clearly different doctors are comfortable iwth different ones. One thing about the cadaver is that you are inserting something foreign in your body, so it has to accept it. That said, I'd say most of the time it works(I haven't heard of it not working). Another thing for me, is I don't like taking away from my own body with the hamstring and you are also going to deal with soreness from surgery in two areas now from where you removed adn where you inserted.
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hamstring soreness was never much of an issue for me. and the tendon will more than likely regenerate, and from what i understand, your hamstring function isnt really altered from missing a tendon. then again, i had awful flexibility in the first place.

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Anyone ever tore their ACL?

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