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The Effects of Knee Extension Constraint Rehabilitation After ACL Reconstruction
To develop new prevention programs for non-contact ACL injuries that do not require additional training time and assistance from a sports medicine professional personnel. A knee extension constraint will be utilized to patients who have undertaken ACL reconstruction. And to determine the effects of knee extension constraint rehabilitation on lower extremity biomechanics after ACL reconstruction surgery.
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