This study compared four different hamstring strength tests after ACL reconstruction. It showed a 98% → 55% LSI, depending on test position and contraction type. Why the difference? Peak force/torque during the Biodex and NordBord tests typically occurs at lower…
Jump testing is commonly used during ACL rehabilitation to assess treatment progress and help guide return-to-sport (RTS) readiness. Limb symmetry indices (LSI) of ≥90% are commonly used as part of RTS testing, although jump performance should not be interpreted from…
How Strong Should You Be After ACL Reconstruction? New Reference Values Across Age and gender Strength testing is an important part of rehabilitation after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). Traditionally, clinicians have often compared the reconstructed limb with the uninvolved…
English When can I drive again after ACL reconstruction? 🚗🦵 This is a question I often get from patients after ACL surgery.We actually addressed this in the Aspetar Clinical Practice Guideline on Rehabilitation after ACLR, which I was fortunate to…
Link: Compagnin A, Della Villa F, La Rosa G, Patterson S, Read P, Herrington L, Di Paolo S, Senorski EH, Myer GD, Davison M, Hughes M, Buckthorpe M. Force and Power Testing During Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Rehabilitation: A World-Wide…
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