Objective: To evaluate the current evidence concerning kinematic and kinetic strategies
adopted during dynamic landing tasks by patients with anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (…

… Care should be taken during weight bearing to prevent dynamic knee valgus and hip internal
rotation, which can cause abnormal loads on the healing graft. This is important because …

… We compared knee kinematic motion relative to the hip in healthy and anterior cruciate …
to compare knee motion relative to hip motion in anterior cruciate ligament reconstructed and …

… -reconstructed (ACLr) individuals relative to healthy matched controls. Fifteen patients with
left anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction … a block-designed knee-hip movement paradigm (…

… between knee valgus and hip abduction strength. The greater the hip strength, the less the
knee … When college athletes were tested on the single leg squat, hip external rotation strength …

… Thus, we believe that an individual may attain a high score due to strong hip and ankle
muscles rather due to than strong knee extensors. Therefore, reliance on tests involving …

… ACL reconstruction surgery. Individuals appeared to compensate for lower knee extension
moments by increasing hip … of hip and knee kinetic changes along with reduced knee flexion …

… at the knee and compensations at the ankle and hip found in … test of knee function in patients
after ACL reconstruction. … for patients following ACL reconstruction, these measurements …

… In contrast, hip, knee and ankle angular values of the ACL reconstructed group showed …
that the hip and knee joints were most affected by the injury. At heel strike the knee joint revealed …

… ligament reconstruction (ACLR) is often performed to reproduce the function of the original
ligament and restore functional stability of the knee joint … osteoarthritis of the knee. To date, the …