One AdventHealth radiation oncologist shares how her breast cancer journey has helped her build trust with and become a better advocate for her patients.
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The ACL helps us move. The ACL is located at the center of the knee and keeps it stable while planting, pivoting or changing directions quickly.
While surgery to repair a torn ACL isn’t required for normal everyday activities, Dr. Keyes explains why it’s necessary for sports or athletic performance.
Made of bovine collagen, the BEAR Implant creates an environment where the ACL can heal itself. Dr. Keyes explains how the implant promotes the healing and repair of the torn ligament.
Dr. Keyes answers how the two procedures are different, explaining that the BEAR Implant allows for the retention of your own ligament.
There are multiple benefits, as Dr. Keyes explains, including less pain, more muscle strength and more patient confidence in their knee.
The sooner you return to sports, the higher the risk of re-injury. Watch as Dr. Keyes explains more about the stages of recovery and rehabilitation.
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