Modern multiligament knee injury surgical reconstruction techniques can achieve excellent knee function and patient satisfaction, with low complication rates
Alistair Mayne(Fremantle Hospital), Peter D’Alessandro(The University of Western Australia), Jay R. Ebert(The University of Western Australia), Satyen Gohil(Fiona Stanley Hospital), Shahbaz S. Malik(Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust), Robert Evans(Wake Forest University), Peter Davies(Raigmore Hospital), Randeep Aujla(University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust), Peter Edwards(The University of Western Australia), Michael Grant(University of Edinburgh), Stephen Dalgleish(Ninewells Hospital)
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