ABSTRACT
Introduction:
ACL injury of the knee joint is common in sports. Due to the special characteristics of strong physical confrontation and high speed, basketball has a high risk of ACL injury.
Objective:
To investigate the stability of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction on knee injury in athletes.
Methods:
In the south, medical research selected 3 cases of unilateral injuries in men's basketball athletes with arthroscopic anterior cruciate ligament autogenous tendon revascularization. We started collecting and recording data of three players three days after rehabilitation training, at various stages in the process
Results:
At the end of rehabilitation training, 10 weeks after operation, the pain disappeared, the range of motion of the knee joint increased significantly, muscle atrophy of bilateral lower limbs diminished, knee joint stability improved, knee joint muscle strength of the affected leg strengthened, and the rehabilitation goal was basically accomplished.
Conclusions:
Early rehabilitation training can effectively restore the movement function of the patient's knee joint, improve the efficiency of rehabilitation and shorten the rehabilitation period, thus helping the injured individual recover from the injury and return to the game rapidly. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.
Keywords:
Arthroplasty; Knee; Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
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