Cortical suspensory endobutton versus aperture interference screw fixation for arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction using hamstring graft: a prospective study

Background: Anterior cruciate ligament injury is a common which occurs in sports with an annual incidence of 68.6% per 100,000 population. Anatomic arthroscopic reconstruction remains the main stay treatment ACL injury. Fixation graft classified as direct and indirect. To compare stability knee joint, complications anterior by aperture interference screw fixation versus suspensory device femur. Methods: The randomized control study was conducted department orthopedics, Oxford Medical College Hospital RC from 2020-2021. 30 knees were operated, Ethical clearance taken patient followed up for six months. Results: preoperative Tegner Lysholm score poor both groups. Post-op group, 12 patients 80% had excellent functional outcome, 3 20% good outcome. In Endbutton 11 (73%) outcome while 4 (27%) Conclusions: Suspensory gives equivalent results when compared to fixation. rupture cyst formation; devices loosening bungee cord effect. Hence, Both techniques showed no statistical difference post operative