Abstract: [Objective] To introduce the surgical technique and preliminary clinical consequence of concurrent arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction and posterolateral lateral tibial plateau fracture reduction. [Methods] From January 2019 to July 2021, 53 patients received abovesaid arthroscopic procedures for ACL tear complicated with posterolateral tibial plateau impacted fractures. Based on preoperative MRI classification, the arthroscopic ACL reconstruction and tibial plateau fracture reduction were performed. After the hamstring tendons were harvested to prepare a quadruple tendon graft, the femoral tunnel was established through the inferomedial portal, then ACL tibial tunnel was established, and the remaining ACL reconstruction procedure was finished in routine manner. Under the arthroscopy, the anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction tibial guide was located the collapsed fracture site, and the tibial tunnel was created to the subchondral bone with caution to avoid interference of previous tibial tunnel for ACL reconstruction. As proper articular surface reduction was observed under arthroscopy, bone autografts harvest from the ipsilateral ilium were filled and impacted into the bone tunnel to support and fixed the fracture. [Results] All the 53 patients had operation performed successfully without complications, whereas with the average operation time of (58.3±33.7) min, and were followed up for (14.3±2.8) months. All patients had the posterolateral tibial plateau fractures and reconstructed ACL healed well, with VAS score [(6.7±1.5), (1.3±0.7), P<0.001], IKDC score [(52.6±6.3), (87.5±7.2), P<0.001], as well as knee range of motion (ROM) and pivot shift phenomena improved significantly at the latest follow-up compared with those before surgery (P<0.05). [Conclusion] The simultaneous arthroscopic posterolateral tibial plateau fracture reductionfixation and ACL reconstruction are simple and feasible techniques to treat the combined knee injury, do achieve satisfactory short-term clinical outcome.