Returning to Play Following ACL Surgery...
A recent study reviewed 69 scientific papers examining the results of ACL reconstruction. The study found this...
81% of people returned to any sport
65% of people returned to their preinjury level of sport
55% of people returned to competitive level sport after surgery
Orthopaedic Sports Medicine and Injury Prevention
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
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Get Out The Running Shoes...
A recent study suggests that non-elite running may not be associated with increased risk of osteoarthritis. The study involved 2,439 participants. They found that running at any time in life was actually associated with a reduced risk of symptomatic osteoarthritis. The authors speculated that not only was running not detrimental, it may be protective of symptomatic osteoarthritis.
A recent study suggests that non-elite running may not be associated with increased risk of osteoarthritis. The study involved 2,439 participants. They found that running at any time in life was actually associated with a reduced risk of symptomatic osteoarthritis. The authors speculated that not only was running not detrimental, it may be protective of symptomatic osteoarthritis.
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