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anterior cruciate ligament injury

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anterior cruciate ligament injury
Sports medicine An injury most common in sports characterized by abrupt changes of direction–eg, football, skiing, tennis, soccer Clinical Swelling, tenderness of knee Management ACL reconstruction via arthroscopy


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Sidelined: Cal State Fullerton had also been looking forward to the services of Valencia product Jared Clark, but the junior outfielder/pitcher is expected to miss the entire season because of an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Initial keywords: anterior cruciate ligament injury, ACL injury, knee injury, balance, proprioception, prevention We selected keywords that were specific to the question raised by our client ("anterior cruciate ligament injury") and the intervention we were being asked to assess ("balance" or "proprioception").
The chapter presents a case of an athlete with an anterior cruciate ligament injury as an example of using Pilates exercises in preparation for return to play.
 
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