The length of the rehabilitation process after the reconstruction of the posterior cruciate ligament is influenced by many factors, including the functional state of the knee before the procedure, the presence of additional damage to the joint, the type of material used for the graft (from own tendons or muscles, donor or artificial implant), and the patient's involvement in the physiotherapy process after the procedure. In the case of PCL reconstruction using the patient's own tissues, the minimum rehabilitation time is about 3 months. You can start practicing sports 8 months after the treatment. Rehabilitation time may be shorter when using the Internal Bracing method, which consists in repairing broken PCL without the need to collect a graft.