Abstract:[Objective] To introduce the surgical technique and preliminary clinical results of reconstruction of posterior cruciate ligament after tibial intramedullary nail fixation. [Methods] A patients underwent abovesaid surgical operation. Before operation, the type of tibial fracture and the degree of PCL fracture were determined by CT 3D and MRI, and the PCL tibial tunnel was measured and per-performed on CT 3D images. During the operation, PCL tibial tunnel was drilled according to the preoperative measurement data. After the tunnel was drilled, it was examined whether there was a convergence between the two. If there was a convergence, a locking screw was placed in another position, if not the screw was re-inserted. Attention should be paid to locking tail cap of the intramedullary nail during the operation to avoid leakage of lavage fluid. [Results] The patient had PCL reconstructed successfully without significant complications during and after operation. IKDC score increased from 43 before surgery to 59 at 4 months after surgery, Lysholm score increased from 27 before surgery to 87 at 4 months after surgery, and VAS score decreased from 7 before surgery to 2 at 4 months after surgery. [Conclusion] When tibia fracture is combined with ipsilateral PCL rupture, PCL can be reconstructed early according to the above surgical methods, which is a safe and effective surgical method.