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September 10, 2025The KneeOpen Access

Return to sport (RTS) tests and criteria following an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction (ACLR): a scoping review

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Scoping review explores return to sport criteria and tests post-anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, suggesting need for standardization.

RTS criteria and tests showed significant variability across 33 studies, complicating return decisions.
Notably, limb symmetry indexes for strength and performance were often set at ≥90% amid differences.
Assessment focused primarily on psychological readiness yet lacked consistency in agility and biomechanics evaluations.
Developing evidence-based guidelines could optimize athlete performance, minimize re-injury risk, and standardize criteria.

Wright et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025The KneeOpen Access

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Scoping review explores return to sport criteria and tests post-anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, suggesting need for standardization.

RTS criteria and tests showed significant variability across 33 studies, complicating return decisions.
Notably, limb symmetry indexes for strength and performance were often set at ≥90% amid differences.
Assessment focused primarily on psychological readiness yet lacked consistency in agility and biomechanics evaluations.
Developing evidence-based guidelines could optimize athlete performance, minimize re-injury risk, and standardize criteria.

Wright et al. (2025) studied this question.

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