Observational study finds low return to sport rates for young adults with knee symptoms, indicating need for improved rehabilitation methods.
Return to sport rates among young adults with ongoing knee symptoms following ACLR are low. Median number of weekly physical activity sessions was similar between preinjury (4 [IQR, 2-6]) and at 9 to 36 months (4 [IQR, 1-6]). Achieving ≥90% single-forward hop limb symmetry following rehabilitation appears to be associated with greater likelihood of returning to sport.
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