A review of the effectiveness of rehabilitation protocols before and after ACL surgery
Poster Presentation
Paper ID : 1872-SSRC
Authors
1دانشجوی دکترای حرکت اصلاحی و آسیب شناسی ورزشی،دانشکده تربیت بدنی و علوم ورزشی، دانشگاه تهران
2دانشجوی دکترای حرکت اصلاحی و آسیب شناسی ورزشی ،دانشکده تربیت بدنی و علوم ورزشی، دانشگاه تهران
Abstract
One of the most common sports injuries is anterior cruciate ligament rupture, which is about 70% non-collision, especially injuries caused by neuromuscular defects. Previous evidence has shown that re-injury is highly prevalent among athletes.
Surgery remains the gold standard treatment approach for athletes aiming to return to high-level sports activities and stabilize knee ligaments. Since the athlete intends to return to sports before and after ACL reconstruction, he must undergo proper rehabilitation. The purpose of this study is to review effective protocols before and after ACL injury surgery. Rehabilitation before surgery with an emphasis on strength and range of motion is necessary because it facilitates a quick return to sports after surgery, and rehabilitation after surgery depends on various factors such as strength, range of motion, joint stability, proprioception, and functional capacity. and graft preservation depends. Therefore, basic rehabilitation is necessary for RTS of these people. Because in the case of insufficient rehabilitation and failure to obtain the appropriate criteria for RTS, the person may suffer re-injury.
It seems that rehabilitation protocols based on objective criteria before and after surgery are more effective than traditional rehabilitation after surgery because this protocol emphasizes the rehabilitation of ACL injury in a gradual and progressive manner. Therefore, considering the importance of Rts, specialists and trainers should emphasize rehabilitation before and after acl injury, use objective criteria for the patient's progress to return to sports activities, so the goal of rehabilitation is to restore full and unlimited performance and Helping the patient return to 100% pre-injury level while achieving long-term results is great.
Surgery remains the gold standard treatment approach for athletes aiming to return to high-level sports activities and stabilize knee ligaments. Since the athlete intends to return to sports before and after ACL reconstruction, he must undergo proper rehabilitation. The purpose of this study is to review effective protocols before and after ACL injury surgery. Rehabilitation before surgery with an emphasis on strength and range of motion is necessary because it facilitates a quick return to sports after surgery, and rehabilitation after surgery depends on various factors such as strength, range of motion, joint stability, proprioception, and functional capacity. and graft preservation depends. Therefore, basic rehabilitation is necessary for RTS of these people. Because in the case of insufficient rehabilitation and failure to obtain the appropriate criteria for RTS, the person may suffer re-injury.
It seems that rehabilitation protocols based on objective criteria before and after surgery are more effective than traditional rehabilitation after surgery because this protocol emphasizes the rehabilitation of ACL injury in a gradual and progressive manner. Therefore, considering the importance of Rts, specialists and trainers should emphasize rehabilitation before and after acl injury, use objective criteria for the patient's progress to return to sports activities, so the goal of rehabilitation is to restore full and unlimited performance and Helping the patient return to 100% pre-injury level while achieving long-term results is great.
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