Peter Attia· MD
a complete tear of the ACL only gives you another three right that's but that's the lowest right
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a complete tear of the ACL only gives you another three right that's but that's the lowest right
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if it's three it's a sign that it's real less than three I'm like this probably isn't fully torn
a complete tear of the ACL only gives you another three right that's but that's the lowest right so because there are other supporting structures if you got a meniscus that can affect translation
a normal is between five and seven mostly but some people are really loose
a torn ACL it's typically 3 mm or more of translation would indicate a complete ACL rupture but if it's between zero and three it often can mean a partial tear