Arthroscopic ACL/PCL reconstruction is a minimally invasive knee surgery performed to restore stability after ligament tears caused by sports injuries or trauma. Using a small camera (arthroscope) inserted through tiny incisions, the surgeon visualizes the joint and reconstructs the damaged ACL or PCL using grafts from the patient or a donor. The technique allows precise placement of the new ligament while preserving surrounding tissues. Because it uses small incisions instead of open surgery, patients experience less pain, reduced swelling, and faster rehabilitation. This advanced procedure helps athletes and active individuals return to normal mobility and sports with improved knee function and long-term stability.