The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL ... They are situated on the side of the knee and help stabilize against lateral movement. Injury to these ligaments is a common problem for athletes ...

It may occur due to a blow or force to the outer aspect of the knee, which may result in a strain on the inner aspect of the knee. This injury usually results in almost immediate swelling or pain.

Recent research has focused on various aspects of ACLR ... athlete's readiness to return to sport [5]. Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL): A key ligament in the knee that helps stabilize the ...

Among soccer players, soft tissue pain in the anterior or front portion of the knee is fairly common. This pain may result when soccer players strain their patellar tendon, which connects the ...

Bone contusions are commonly seen in patients with anterior cruciate ligament injuries (65%) but they may also occur on their own or in association with other acute knee injuries. “Kissing contusion” ...

32 Static knee joint laxity defined as the anterior translation between tibia and femur was measured with a KT-1000 Arthrometer (MEDMetric, San Diego, CA, USA). The side-to-side difference between the ...