Podium Presentation Title: Clinical Outcomes of Isolated Meniscal Repairs for New Meniscal Injuries After Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction

Data on meniscal repair after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction (ACLR) is scarce. This study aimed to report clinical outcomes and failure rate for isolated repairs in patients with a prior history of ACLR. was collected who underwent stable knee ACLR minimum follow-up 2 years. Preoperative evaluation stability performed instrumented differential laxity. Tegner activity scale, ACL Return Sport After Injury (ACL-RSI) Lysholm score, Western Ontario Meniscal Evaluation Tool (WOMET) subjective International Knee Documentation Committee (IKDC) Osteoarthritis Outcome (KOOS) score were reported at the final follow-up. Clinical Failure defined as recurrence lesion previously sutured meniscus by or radiological evaluation, reoperation secondary meniscectomy. 32 mean 89.39 ± 29.50 months (range 29-150) included. Mean preoperative side laxity 1.53 1.01 millimeter 0-4). The lateral (LM) involved 20 tears (62.5%) medial (MM) 12 (37.5%). overall 46.87% (n = 15). No significant difference found (P=.784) between MM 6, 50%) LM 9, 45%) rate, different (P>.05). Good excellent cohort. Failed showed lower ACL-RSI (P=.047), IKDC (P=.019), (P=.023) KOOS (P=.038) scores compared successful ones. risk factor identified multivariate analysis. Despite fact that appeared be high, new should encouraged considering good functional outcomes.