ABSTRACT
To identify the reasons for the high rate of revision operations after primary reconstruction of the anterior cruciate ligament analyzed the causes of recurrent anterolateral rotary instability of the knee in the military personnel. From 208 operations (2006-2011) performed according to transtibial method in 21 cases (10, 1%) recurrence of instability, requiring revision joint stabilization . From 484 reconstructions of the anterior cruciate ligament (2011-2015) according to transportal anatomical reconstruction technique revision performed in 11 cases (2.3%). It was established that the main cause of recurrent anterolateral rotary instability were non-anatomical bone channels conduction and violation of the physical exertion during the recovery period.
