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Abstract
Anatomic anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction has become popular during the last decade. This procedure is designed to reconstruct the anatomic insertion of the ACL footprint. Previous biomechanical basic studies and clinical results have demonstrated the advantages of this procedure compared with conventional ACL reconstruction technique . The aim of study is to evaluate the results of early arthroscopic ACL reconstructions using single bundle anatomic central to central technique using the semi-tendinosus and gracilis autografts which were fixed by end button on the femoral side and biodegradable interference screws on the tibial side . thirty patients with a primary diagnosis of acute Anterior Cruciate Ligament tear seen in the clinic were evaluated and prepared for early arthroscopic ACL reconstructions. All the patients had a post operative accelerated rehabilitation program similar to that designed by (K. Donald Shelbourne and christine Klotz ,2007) was used for the patients. Evaluation was done by the use of International Knee Documentation Committee (IKDC) evaluation form (subjective and objective). this study suggests that early arthroscopic ACL reconstructions using single bundle anatomic central to central technique gives good functional results with no increased incidence of ROM loss