PLC or postio-laterial corner injury is the injury to the lingments of lack lingmentious complex

PLC injury occurs due to

• Sudden slow to antermedical knee
• Varus slow to HC knee
• Contact and non-contact hyper extension injuries.
• Knee dislocation

PLC is an important structure that includes

• LCC
• Popilities tendon
• Poplitcotiblar lingmnt
• Latieral Capsules

Postero letiral copler works syneryistically with the pcc to control external rotation, Varus and posterior translator of tibia

Way 1 to week 2

• A long lanes hinged brace (Brcg or clonjoy) is given immediately after the surgery.
• Patient is instructed to do possive hexion in prone with the brace lolled at 30°.
• Active hexion should sc avoided for 4 week.
• Static quadriups to be done every 2 hourly to maintain the stray the

Week 2-4 in quads

• Straight by saioc to SC standard with the braceon
• Passive range of motion to aim 0-60° in 4 weeks

Week 4-6

• Contimer stastic quads by radius Rom 0-90°
• Patients weight bearing to be steroid in 6 weeks.

Week 6-8

• Fuel weight bearing walking
• Initiate active Rom. ( knee hexion) unlock brace, slow transition to week oft brace.
• Wall slides & steps to be starts

Week 8-12

• Introduce more progressive excursions i.e thersand, partial squats, linyer stetcia cycling.