Br J Sports Med December 2016 PMID 27539507

Evidence-based clinical practice update: practice guidelines for anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation based on a systematic review and multidisciplinary consensus.

Nicky van Melick, Robert E H van Cingel, Frans Brooijmans, Camille Neeter, Tony van Tienen, Wim Hullegie, Maria W G Nijhuis-van der Sanden

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Several posts reference specific points from the publication, such as the recommendation for NMES and debates about rehab timelines, using informational and critical tones, which suggest ongoing engagement but limited agreement and impact. The tone varies from neutral to slightly skeptical, reflecting typical professional reactions and interest in the guidelines' practical implications.

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Most posts are neutral or mildly critical, indicating mixed feelings about the guidelines.

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Discussion about ACL rehabilitation attracts some attention, especially from practitioners and enthusiasts, but overall engagement remains moderate.

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts show some engagement through references to specific recommendations like NMES and critiques of standard timelines, but lack deep analysis.

ImpactNeutral impact

The discussions are somewhat impactful for clinicians familiar with ACL rehab but may not significantly influence broader audiences.

Abstract in brief

The guidelines for ACL rehabilitation are based on a systematic review of 90 studies and expert consensus, covering topics like preoperative predictors, types of exercises, and return-to-play criteria.
Rehabilitation should include a prehabilitation phase before surgery and three postoperative phases: impairment-based, sports-specific training, and return to play, with progression guided by strength, movement, and psychological tests.
Postoperative recovery typically lasts 9 to 12 months, and readiness to return to sports, as well as reinjury risk, should be evaluated using a test battery that includes strength assessments, hop tests, and movement quality evaluations.]

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Ashikieee¹⁷ THUNDER SOTY

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a lot of information about ACL recovery and this mf are still barking abt the same shit, all the programs of rehab said the same fucking weirdos, 6 months means return to his work

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Zach Lentini, PT, DPT, SCS, CSCS

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@taramtobias Do you work with patients s/p ACLR? The APTA CPG recommends the use of NMES after ACLR based on level 1 evidence. https://t.co/CfI7lndkGw https://t.co/8L2YBDnhU6

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ACLのリハビリについてのガイドライン。日本語版のガイドラインと併せて読むといいと思います。 Evidence-based clinical practice update: practice guidelines for anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation based on… https://t.co/rBSY0fLXVj

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