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Delighted 2publish our latest #ACL paper
Huge effort by all the team @SSCSantry @sscsportsmed x many years
Largest prospective cohort CONTRA ACL inj w biomech Ax
Spoiler
No Diff in Strength/Jump Height/COD LSI
Sagittal Plane incl stiffness NB!
https://tinyurl.com/2jmv78to
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Huge effort by all the team @SSCSantry @sscsportsmed x many years
Largest prospective cohort CONTRA ACL inj w biomech Ax
SpoilerNo Diff in Strength/Jump Height/COD LSI
Sagittal Plane incl stiffness NB!
https://tinyurl.com/2jmv78to
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Biomech variables in sagittal plane different on the contralateral side btw those who went on to suffer Contralateral injury and those that did not during DLDJ and SLDJ particularly relating to stiffness and plyometric ability
No difference in asym of biomech variables
No difference in asym of biomech variables
There were lower levels of quad strength on contra side in those who suffered contra injury (Small effect size) 
However NONE of the Limb Symmetry values of the strength or jump performance tests commonly used in RTP testing were different between groups
However NONE of the Limb Symmetry values of the strength or jump performance tests commonly used in RTP testing were different between groups
The findings highlight the importance of ax Contra limb to reduce 2nd 
post ACLR
the utility of strength
& jump height/COD timed tests when assessing Contra risk
It highlights the importance of sagittal plane (not just valgus/frontal plane) during testing for RTP
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post ACLR the utility of strength & jump height/COD timed tests when assessing Contra riskIt highlights the importance of sagittal plane (not just valgus/frontal plane) during testing for RTP
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