ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation ProtocolMillett, Peter J
No resisted leg extension machines (isotonic or isokinetic) at any point in the rehab process. No cutting or twisting until cleared by Sports Test I. Patient should be well aware that healing and tissue maturation continue to take place for 1 year after surgery. Patients are given Sports Test...
Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging TLKSS: Tegner Lysholm Knee Scoring Scale KOOS: Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score ADL: Activities of daily living QOL: Quality of life IKDC: International Knee Documentation Committee SD: Standard deviation ...
For ACL reconstruction the surgical technique (type of graft used, numbers of bundles, fixation technique, and tensioning protocol), and rehabilitation protocol were collected as well as approach and surgical technique for meniscal RAMP repair. Types of outcome measures The outcome measures extracted fr...
RehabilitationProtocolforACLReconstructionwithMeniscusRepair SamuelCarter,M.D. GOAL: Torestorerange-ofmotion(ROM),strength,andconfidencetothekneewhileprotectingtheanteriorcruciateligament(ACL)graftfromstretchingorrupturingandprotectingthemeniscusrepairtoallowhealing. FACTS: Itrequires4monthsforthegrafttobe...
10. Mass General Brigham. Rehabilitation protocol for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. https://www.massgeneral.org/assets/mgh/pdf/orthopaedics/sports-medicine/physical-therapy/rehabilitation-protocol-for-acl.pdf Accessed [26 January 2022]. ...
reconstruction gives a persisting focus on improving surgical techniques. lateral extraarticular tenodesis (let) has increased in popularity as an addition to intraarticular reconstruction - with biomechanical and clinical outcomes supporting its use. technical variation in procedures, such as type of ...
REHABILITATION The postoperative rehabilitation protocol depends on a variety of factors. Important surgical factors to consider include the type of graft used, ?xation stability, status or concomitant reconstruction of secondary stabilizers, and any meniscal or articular cartilage pathology. Patient ...
underwent concurrent meniscus repair at the time of index acl reconstruction, and 6 (8%) did not undergo meniscus repair at the time of index acl-r. for group 1, average femoral tunnel ratio a/t was 32.1% (± 11.0), statistically significant less anatomic than group 2, 29.0% (± 7.0;...
The second was sizing of the bony tunnels necessary in ACL reconstruction. Whilst it is customary for the graft to have a uniform diameter or 0.5 mm difference between the tibial and femoral ends, our graft through the incorporation of the tendinous slips had a 1 mm difference, though in ...