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Hey everyone, The Week in Research Review, etc for this week has a new look, compliments of Instagram’s new algorithm. Hope the new format doesn’t throw you too big of a curveball (maybe you’ll like it better), so here goes…
ACL Injury Rates Higher on Synthetic Turf than Natural Grass in the NFL
Preventing low back pain by @joegambinodpt
Female Soccer Players have a 5x Increased Risk of a Second ACL injury
Anatomy of the Proximal Humerus
ACL Injury Rates Higher on Synthetic Turf than Natural Grass in the NFL
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Preventing low back pain by @joegambinodpt
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Female Soccer Players have a 5x Increased Risk of a Second ACL injury
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Anatomy of the Proximal Humerus
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4 Interval Throwing Programs: Matching the Program to the Injury
Our new IJSPT paper gives you four interval throwing programs, 6 weeks to 7 months, built on workload data. Here is how I match each one to the injury.
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What Actually Changes After ACL Surgery
A study tracked 30 athletes at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months after ACL reconstruction. Here is what changed, and why symmetry alone does not mean ready.
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Why Your Quad Tendon ACL Patient’s Quad Is Lagging
Quad tendon ACL grafts are on the rise. Here is why the quad lags after a QT graft and the rehab change most clinicians are missing.
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