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Effects of Progressive Resistance Exercises Among Athletes With Hamstring Deficit After ACL Reconstruction
The goal of the study is to find out how mild home exercises (similar to usual care) and progressive strength training, which include neuromuscular exercise, affected knee joint function and HS muscle strength in individuals who has persistent HS muscle strength deficits 12-24 months after ACLR.
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