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The overall tone reveals agreement with the study’s conclusion that the timing of ACL reconstruction may not alter long-term results, as seen in comments mentioning ‘no difference at 5 years’ and references to factors influencing recovery decisions. The interest is high, with discussions about rehab options and risks like cartilage lesions, reflected in words like ‘fabulous insights’ and questions about surgery timing, which show users are engaged and considering real-world implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the study’s findings that timing of ACL surgery does not significantly impact five-year outcomes, showing general agreement with the publication.
Posts demonstrate high interest by discussing various aspects such as surgery vs rehab decisions, factors to consider, and implications for athletes and patients.
While some posts reference specific points like recovery time and cartilage risks, most provide brief reactions, indicating moderate in-depth engagement.
The discussions highlight clinical and personal relevance, emphasizing that the study influences treatment choices and patient education, indicating moderate impact.
هذه مجموعة أبحاث تكلمت عن الموضوع: 1- https://t.co/KKoTkbZLiI 2- https://t.co/79jqcauyYm 3- https://t.co/1Dqs9g5o8T 4- https://t.co/OP4AxWAAfY 5- https://t.co/qTEPtBhEfL 6- https://t.co/Rc31v8Var7 7- https://t.co/8XZIbpxMD4 8- https://t.co/5p45dW5KxO
Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of RCT - early vs late vs rehab only ...no difference @ 5 yrs no difference .. ⛔️ no mention of RTS in this study ... so assume pts did no RTS... May not be relevant 2 many pts! https://t.co/5PBP7gmn8w
Such fabulous insights from this research. Great to show patients these outcomes. Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of randomised trial | The BMJ https://t.co/Ej9Sd1vyE9
@RoaldBahr @mickwhughes @adamdobson123 Delayed or early ACL reconstruction? These 2 articles seem to disagree. 1: https://t.co/xQ6p1wbQR9 Increased odds of cartilage lesion every month post-injury 2: https://t.co/JxNSl4X5Qq Rehab + option of ACLR = Early ACLR at 5 years
@ErikKaiser @lukeburgis @CaseyMericle Just in case anybody comes across this thread and has knee ( ACL) issues see this study about outcomes with ACL injuries comparing outcomes of surgery versus rehab and timing of surgery. https://t.co/GjNjH8ydKH
RT @consultantPT: Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of RCT - early vs late vs rehab only ...no differe…
ACL surgery or non-surgical treatment depends on various factors. Sports physio Maryke Louw discusses risks, recovery, and the potential for ACL tears to heal without surgery, along with considerations for each approach.
This video discusses a five-year study comparing outcomes of early ACL reconstruction and rehab with delayed surgery, showing similar knee function, activity levels, and osteoarthritis rates between the approaches.
RT @SportPhys: ACL surgery - Should I have it or not? Sports physio Maryke Louw explains the factors to take into account, including ACL su…
ACL surgery - Should I have it or not? Sports physio Maryke Louw explains the factors to take into account, including ACL surgery risk and recovery time compared to an ACL tear treatment without surgery. https://t.co/KROpLeqKI9 -- #running #runchat #triathlon #onlinephysio https://t.co/BmxypL0nK8
Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of randomised trial https://t.co/DjebumEhLV
ACL surgery - Should I have it or not? Sports physio Maryke Louw explains the factors to take into account, including surgery risk and recovery time compared to treatment without surgery. https://t.co/KROpLeqKI9 -- #running #runchat #triathlon #injuryprevention #onlinephysio https://t.co/w2WoMzxUda
Should I have surgery for my torn ACL? The answer isn't clear-cut, but here are the factors to consider. https://t.co/KROpLeqKI9 -- #running #ukrunchat #runchat #triathlon #injuryprevention #onlinephysio
@ErikKaiser @lukeburgis @CaseyMericle Just in case anybody comes across this thread and has knee ( ACL) issues see this study about outcomes with ACL injuries comparing outcomes of surgery versus rehab and timing of surgery. https://t.co/GjNjH8ydKH
هذه مجموعة أبحاث تكلمت عن الموضوع: 1- https://t.co/KKoTkbZLiI 2- https://t.co/79jqcauyYm 3- https://t.co/1Dqs9g5o8T 4- https://t.co/OP4AxWAAfY 5- https://t.co/qTEPtBhEfL 6- https://t.co/Rc31v8Var7 7- https://t.co/8XZIbpxMD4 8- https://t.co/5p45dW5KxO
@RoaldBahr @mickwhughes @adamdobson123 Delayed or early ACL reconstruction? These 2 articles seem to disagree. 1: https://t.co/xQ6p1wbQR9 Increased odds of cartilage lesion every month post-injury 2: https://t.co/JxNSl4X5Qq Rehab + option of ACLR = Early ACLR at 5 years
RT @consultantPT: Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of RCT - early vs late vs rehab only ...no differe…
Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of RCT - early vs late vs rehab only ...no difference @ 5 yrs no difference .. ⛔️ no mention of RTS in this study ... so assume pts did no RTS... May not be relevant 2 many pts! https://t.co/5PBP7gmn8w
Such fabulous insights from this research. Great to show patients these outcomes. Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of randomised trial | The BMJ https://t.co/Ej9Sd1vyE9
Treatment for acute anterior cruciate ligament tear: five year outcome of randomised trial | The BMJ https://t.co/ernvUTUY9x