VKBblessures
VKBblessures refers to injuries of the voorste kruisband (VKB), the anterior cruciate ligament in the knee. These injuries are common in athletes and occur when the knee is twisted or hyperextended, often with a rapid change in direction, landing from a jump, or direct contact. The VKB stabilizes anterior movement of the tibia relative to the femur and contributes to rotational stability.
Clinical presentation typically includes a sudden pop or crack, rapid swelling within hours, knee instability or
Treatment decisions depend on tear severity, patient activity, and associated injuries. Nonoperative management with structured rehabilitation
Prognosis is favorable with comprehensive rehabilitation, but risks include graft failure, concomitant meniscal or cartilage injuries,