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John A. Guzzo M.D.Sports Medicine, General Orthopedics Direct Line (219) 2505009Posterolateral Corner Reconstruction with Allograft Name ___Date ___ Procedure ___ Procedure Date ___ Frequency 12345

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1. Begin by positioning the patient on the operating table in the lateral decubitus position.
2. Access the posterolateral corner by making an incision along the lateral aspect of the knee.
3. Identify and protect the peroneal nerve and common peroneal nerve during dissection.
4. Evaluate the extent of the injury and determine the appropriate surgical technique for reconstruction.
5. Use autograft or allograft tissue to reconstruct the posterolateral corner, securing it with surgical screws or other fixation devices.
6. Close the incision and apply dressings as needed for post-operative care.

Who needs posterolateral corner reconstruction with?

1. Patients with a history of knee dislocations or multiligament knee injuries may benefit from posterolateral corner reconstruction.
2. Individuals who have persistent instability, pain, or difficulty with knee function despite conservative treatment may also be candidates for this procedure.

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What is posterolateral corner reconstruction with?

Posterolateral corner reconstruction is a surgical procedure that repairs and reconstructs the structures in the posterolateral corner of the knee, which may include the lateral collateral ligament, popliteus tendon, and surrounding ligaments.

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Typically, healthcare providers or surgical facilities that perform the procedure are required to file the necessary documentation related to posterolateral corner reconstruction with relevant health insurance or medical billing organizations.

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To fill out the documentation for posterolateral corner reconstruction, one should provide comprehensive details including patient demographics, diagnosis codes, procedure codes, and any other relevant clinical information as required by the billing entities.

What is the purpose of posterolateral corner reconstruction with?

The purpose of posterolateral corner reconstruction is to restore knee stability, prevent potential long-term complications such as knee arthritis, and improve function for patients with injuries in that area.

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Information that must be reported includes the patient's medical history, details of the injury, surgical technique used, rehabilitation plans, and any post-operative complications.