Sharaby MMF, et al. - Experts compared the incidence, extent of sensory loss, its clinical effect and natural course caused by sensory nerve injury, during two different skin incisions used for autogenous hamstring graft harvest during ACL reconstruction. The high incidence of nerve injury particularly the IPBSN during hamstring graft harvest was clearly revealed in the findings, but a difference between oblique and vertical incisions, with regard to the postoperative sensory loss, was not provided. Clearly, nerve injury could not be diminished by harvesting the semitendinosus alone.