Dynamic Postural Control Two Years Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in a Female Collegiate Soccer Player
作者： Michael A. Samaan , Eric K. Greska , Matthew C. Hoch , Joshua T. Weinhandl , Sebastian Y. Bawab
关键词: Proprioception 、 ACL injury 、 Motor control 、 Medicine 、 Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction 、 Context (language use) 、 Joint stability 、 Physical therapy 、 Dynamic postural control 、 Knee Joint
摘要: Context: ACL injury may cause a lack of knee joint proprioception and motor control due to instability. reconstruction restores stability, yet dynamic postural still be affected while performing tasks. Objective: To examine the effects on using Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) single leg hop (SLH). Participant: One Division I female athlete. Main Outcome Measure: The athlete’s control, both pre- postreconstruction, was compared with preinjury data method minimal detectable change reach distances obtained from SEBT SLH. Results: anterior, posteromedial, posterolateral SEBT. Despite restoration anterior distance in did not return levels 27 months after reconstruction. SLH decreased following inju...
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