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ACL avulsion fracture is a distinct and often overlooked knee injury where the ligament pulls off a piece of bone instead of tearing. Common in children and young athletes, it requires early diagnosis and timely treatment to prevent chronic instability. This article explains how it occurs, symptoms, imaging, classification, treatment choices, rehabilitation and long-term outcomes.

Cricket may be India’s favourite sport, but it demands repetitive, high-intensity movements that make players prone to injuries. From bowlers with shoulder and back strain to batsmen and fielders facing knee, ankle and hand injuries—early diagnosis, proper treatment and smart conditioning can ensure a safe return to the pitch and a long, injury-free career.

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are common in athletes and after road accidents, leading to knee instability. Located between the femur and tibia, the ACL stabilizes the knee. Injuries occur due to trauma or sudden movements. Early diagnosis, timely treatment—surgical or non-surgical—and structured rehab are key to full recovery. Learn more as Dr. Ajinkya Achalare writes an in-depth blog on ACL