Lesiones de rodilla

ACL/MCL DAMAGE,ACL/MCL DAMAGE,ACL/MCL DAMAGE,ACL/MCL DAMAGE

10-52 weeks,10-52 weeks,10-52 weeks,10-52 weeks

1/5,1/5,1/5,1/5

n/a,n/a,n/a,n/a

Over-straightening, rotation, twisting, tackles,Over-straightening, rotation, twisting, tackles,Over-straightening, rotation, twisting, tackles,Over-straightening, rotation, twisting, tackles

There are four ligaments in each knee, two cruciate ones at the front and back and collaterals on each side, with lesions occurring in any them if the knee is over-straightened. Damage to the anterior (front) cruciate ligament is the most serious and although the success rate for surgery is high and the player can soon be walking, it can take five to 12 months before they are back in training and running again.,There are four ligaments in each knee, two cruciate ones at the front and back and collaterals on each side, with lesions occurring in any them if the knee is over-straightened. Damage to the anterior (front) cruciate ligament is the most serious and although the success rate for surgery is high and the player can soon be walking, it can take five to 12 months before they are back in training and running again.,There are four ligaments in each knee, two cruciate ones at the front and back and collaterals on each side, with lesions occurring in any them if the knee is over-straightened. Damage to the anterior (front) cruciate ligament is the most serious and although the success rate for surgery is high and the player can soon be walking, it can take five to 12 months before they are back in training and running again.,There are four ligaments in each knee, two cruciate ones at the front and back and collaterals on each side, with lesions occurring in any them if the knee is over-straightened. Damage to the anterior (front) cruciate ligament is the most serious and although the success rate for surgery is high and the player can soon be walking, it can take five to 12 months before they are back in training and running again.

DAÑO EN LOS LIGAMENTOS

10-52 semanas

1/5

n/a

Estiramiento brusco, rotación, giro, entrada

Hay cuatro ligamentos en cada rodilla, dos cruzados (uno en la parte anterior y otro en la parte posterior) y dos laterales. La lesión puede ocurrir en cualquiera de ellos si la rodilla se estira con brusquedad. El daño en el ligamento anterior es el más serio y aunque el éxito de la cirujía es alto y el jugador puede caminar pronto, pueden pasar 12 meses hasta que el jugador camine y corra de nuevo.