
30/07/2025
🏥 Expert PCL Injury Treatment with Dr. Surendra Choudhary at Metro Hospital, Jind
Are you experiencing knee pain, swelling, or instability after trauma? You might have a tear in your Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL)—a critical stabilizer in your knee often injured during accidents or sports.
🔍 What Is a PCL Injury?
The PCL connects the thighbone and shinbone, preventing the tibia from moving backward. It is typically injured in high-impact trauma or when the knee is bent forcefully, like in a car dashboard injury or fall
Verywell Health PCL injuries are less common than ACL tears but can lead to significant symptoms and long-term issues.
👨⚕️ Meet the Specialist — Dr. Surendra Choudhary
MS (Orthopedics), MBBS, with over 12 years of experience
Skilled in both conservative and surgical management of complex knee injuries
Leads advanced treatments and rehabilitation protocols at Metro Hospital, Jind
✅ How We Treat PCL Injuries
Non‑surgical Treatment (Grades I–II or isolated tears):
Initial management with rest, crutches, and a knee brace, often in locked extension
Structured physiotherapy focusing on quadriceps strengthening, balance, and proprioception
Most mild to moderate PCL injuries show healing potential without surgery
Surgical Treatment (Grades III–IV or combined injuries):
Arthroscopic PCL reconstruction using grafts (e.g. hamstring or Achilles tendon) when conservative care isn’t enough
Addressing associated ligament injuries such as posterolateral corner tears when needed
After surgery, bracing and a specialized rehabilitation protocol (6–9 months) ensures safe and complete recovery, gradually progressing to strength, balance, and return to activity
🩺 Why Trust Dr. Choudhary & Metro Hospital
Accurate diagnosis with clinical tests (e.g. posterior drawer) and imaging (MRI/X-ray)
📍 Visit us at: Metro Hospital, Opp. LIC, Gohana Road, Jind
📞 Contact for Appointment: 95865‑22088