INTRODUCTION: The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is a complex soft tissue structure made up of several bands that play unique roles in the stability and kinematics of the knee. Most attention has been paid to the reconstruction of the anterolateral band, but the results of such reconstructions have been inconsistent1. Controversy exists over what graft tension should be used and at what flex...

The debate around extra-articular augmentation (EA) of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction continues to provide a rich source research articles that we ultimately hope will improve patient outcomes. When combined with ACL reconstruction, anterolateral or lateral tenodesis procedures reduce graft failure and persistent rotatory laxity. An important metric outcome is return play (RTP)...