Foreign body reaction with granuloma following Achilles tendon reconstruction with the LARS ligament

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Abstract

Ligament reconstruction with the LARS ligament has been a popular choice owing to its low-complication rates compared with previously commercially available grafts. The non-active nature of the implant also meant that there were no foreign body reactions that had been described with other synthetic grafts. We describe the first reported case of a granulomatous foreign body reaction in a LARS ligament Achilles tendon graft and a technique to reconstruct the tendon following its excision.

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Henry, J., Konarski, A. J., Joseph, L., & Pillai, A. (2018). Foreign body reaction with granuloma following Achilles tendon reconstruction with the LARS ligament. Journal of Surgical Case Reports, 2018(1). https://doi.org/10.1093/jscr/rjx258

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