Specialized Toolkit Series: ACL Reconstruction

Whether you are an early careerist or experienced surgeon, the ACL Reconstruction Toolkit is a comprehensive, peer-reviewed educational resource that is designed to support you during every stage of ACL reconstruction. Through expert-led instruction, surgical videos and practical clinical guidance, the Toolkit provides a structured learning experience that helps strengthen procedural knowledge and surgical decision-making.

New Features! This enhanced Toolkit now includes:

• 7 CME credits (upon successful completion)
• Knowledge Checks throughout the learning experience
• Summative Assessment to reinforce comprehension
• Digital Certificate of Completion^* and LinkedIn badge microcredential
• Microlearning Summary Infographics for quick review and reinforcement

Topics Covered

• Graft Harvest (BTB, Hamstring and Quadriceps Tendon)
• Tibial Tunnel Placement and Techniques
• Optimizing ACL Reconstruction
• One- vs. Two-stage Reconstruction
• ACL Reconstruction with Osteotomies
• Intraoperative Complications
• Rehabilitation Protocols
• Postoperative Medication Strategies
• Biologic Augmentation of ACL Reconstruction

Included Resources

• Patient communication guidance
• Preoperative planning for the OR
• Step-by-step surgical technique videos and expert-narrated presentations
• Intraoperative troubleshooting and technical pearls
• Postoperative rehabilitation protocols
• Billing and coding guidance
• Evidence-based clinical resources and references

Content Leads

• William J. Ciccone II, M.D., FAANA
• Patrick W. Joyner, M.D., M.S., FAANA
• Patrick A. Smith, M.D.

About Certificates of Completion

The certificate of completion from the ACL Reconstruction Toolkit meets the standards set forth by the Institute for Credentialing Excellence. This certificate signifies your knowledge and competency associated with the Toolkit's learning objectives and educational components. This certificate demonstrates your clinical knowledge and competence to yourself, your employer and the entire care team, reinforcing your commitment to achieving consistently better patient outcomes.