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the following ( Table 2 ): the rate of return to sports activities for UKAs is greater, 24 – 26 as well as the postoperative performances, 26 duration of sessions 25 and the variety of activities. 24 Regarding recovery time, results
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. Time to return to full training is delayed and recurrence rate is higher in intratendinous (‘c’) acute hamstring injury in elite track and field athletes: clinical application of the British Athletics Muscle Injury Classification . Br J Sports Med
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, Hewett TE . The impact of quadriceps femoris strength asymmetry on functional performance at return to sport following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction . J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2012 ; 42 : 750 - 759 . 43 Eitzen I
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can be applied to help reduce pain and swelling. Anti-inflammatory medications can also be used to help relieve acute symptoms. Grade 1 injury usually allows return to athletic competition as tolerated, with little or no loss of playing time. After
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focus on functional bracing, early range of motion, protected weight-bearing and progression towards strengthening exercises and, of course, a gradual return to activities as the pain diminishes. Conservative treatment for a complete return to sports can
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–20 years, 10.3% revision rate compared to 3.8% in the HT group and 4.2% revision rate in the PT group within this age group. This is most likely due to the high return to contact pivoting sports in that age group. Additionally, 24% of the QT group displayed
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) pain relief and cosmetic satisfaction, 9 ( 90 ) returned to previous sports 1 superficial infection of the superior (clavicular) portal Kim et al 49 2012 12 Chronic V Weaver-Dunn + lateral half conjoined tendon 11 ( 92 ) excellent
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stiffness. No limits should be set in flexion-extension during bracing and early restitution of full knee extension should be the goal, especially in cases with injuries near the femoral insertion. Gradual return to sports after active quadriceps and
