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ACL Injury: Treatment in Beijing

Key test: Knee MRIDiagnosis from $250
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Short answer

A torn ACL destabilizes the knee; active patients usually need arthroscopic reconstruction. Peking University Third Hospital's Institute of Sports Medicine is China's national leader β€” team doctor to Olympic athletes β€” with knee MRI from about $250 to confirm the tear and plan surgery.

Overview

The anterior cruciate ligament tears in pivoting sports. Whether to reconstruct depends on your activity goals, associated injuries (meniscus, cartilage) and knee stability β€” not every ACL needs surgery, but most athletes' do.

In Beijing

Peking University Third Hospital's Institute of Sports Medicine is the national reference center for knee ligament surgery, caring for China's Olympic teams. Beijing Jishuitan Hospital's sports medicine service is similarly strong. Arthroscopic reconstruction is routine, with modern graft options and structured rehab plans you can continue at home.

Typical costs

  • Knee MRI: from about $250
  • Written sports-medicine opinion: from $400
  • Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction: individual quote

How we help

Send your records for a free assessment β€” we return a written plan and itemized quote, arrange the right specialist and interpreter, and coordinate everything on the ground.

Sources: PUTH Institute of Sports Medicine

ACL Injury β€” frequently asked questions

Does every torn ACL need surgery?

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No β€” lower-demand patients with stable knees can do well with rehab alone. Athletes and people with instability or meniscus damage usually benefit from reconstruction. An MRI review plus written sports-medicine opinion (from $400) sorts out which path fits your knee and your goals.

Unsure about a diagnosis or treatment plan?

Send us your records β€” we arrange a written second opinion from a leading Beijing specialist, with certified translation, typically within days.

Medical information on this page is general guidance, not a diagnosis. Always confirm with a qualified physician.

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