… This article highlighted approaches that may aid in the quest to restore quadriceps strength
following ACL reconstruction. To maximize quadriceps strength, clinicians must incorporate …

… –ACL reconstruction with side-to-side quadriceps strength deficits that exceed 10% (Appendix
1, available at http://sph.sagepub.com/content/by/supplemental-data). Strength deficits …

… for assessment of quadriceps function, isometric quadriceps strength evaluation has …
Isometric quadriceps strength assessment is a clinically feasible measure of quadriceps function …

… as quadriceps strength [37… strength and function [7, 23]. Among the cohort in this study, we
found the effects of graft source on involved limb quadriceps strength and quadriceps strength …

… Quadriceps strength is a useful clinical predictor of self-reported function after anterior
cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). However, it remains unknown if quadriceps strength …

… study if they had an ACL reconstruction utilizing a graft type other than patellar tendon (23
patients available in our study database had their ACL reconstructed with a graft type other …

… quadriceps strength in patients who tore their ACL. Thus, they may have had a weaker
quadriceps … This may, in fact, have put them at risk for ACL tears. Although the heterogeneity was …

… quadriceps strength would be the most significant predictor for knee function two years after
ACL reconstruction… in quadriceps strength two years after ACL reconstruction between the …

… [[8]] reported the quadriceps strength deficit to be 10 % 5 to 9 years postoperatively when a
BTB graft was used. However, also in our current study, the quadriceps strength deficit in the …

… The evidence from this review shows that eccentric exercises are most effective in restoring
quadriceps strength after ACL reconstruction. Optimisation of current rehabilitation may also …