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G. LA BARBERA, M. VALOROSO, G. DEMEY, D. DEJOUR

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CONCLUSION

The OI technique allows a superior positioning

of the ACL femoral tunnel at the center of the

native ACL footprint compared to TT tech­

nique. Comparing IO and OI, each technique

has some advantages and disadvantages. OI

procedure ensures a predictable anatomic

placement and footprint coverage of the ACL

stump, posterior wall preservation and adequate

socket length. This technique allows the ACL

remnant preservation and it is useful in the

revision surgery. However, it is a demanding

technique requiring a second incision and the

smoothing of the entry point.

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