The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
MCL tears are very common in association with ACL tears but they also happen in isolated injury most MCL injuries happen proximal so the MCL to go over it again connects the medial epicondyle tibia and when it ruptures the majority of the times it ruptures from this side even if it's a Grade Three rupture meaning a complete tear and it's from the med from the prox attachment those typically he heal without surgery
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if it's completely torn from the distal aspect that often needs surgery that's a more significant and severe
and you're not repairing it then you're just going to repair the ACL so um what we say is I'm probably not going to repair it it's probably going to be stable but after you reconstruct the ACL you check the MCL before you leave the operating room and if it's LAX then you have to fix that too