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True, but there is a lot of evidence that an ACL graft will be much stronger at 12 months than 7 months
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really, that intuitively makes little/no sense?
and the research seems to suggest the exact opposite re rate of ACL re-injury.
Return to Sport Activities and Risk of Reinjury Following Primary Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
This article examines the elements that affect the return to sport (RTS) and the risk and percentages of reinjury following a prior primary anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). The prevalence of RTS following ACLR ranges from 71% to 83%. ...
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Why We Suggest Return to Sport 9 Months After ACL Repair (Versus 6 months) - Mobility Fit Physical Therapy
To understand this headline, let’s dig into a simplified explanation about what happens at the cellular level after an ACL reconstruction. But First – Acronyms you may not be familiar with ACL = Anterior cruciate ligament ACLR = Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction Day 0: Surgery Weeks 1-4...
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Athletes returning to sport within 9 months of ACL surgery
Young patients returning to sport within 9 months of ACL surgery sustain a second injury
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can you send a link to what you've read?
Fitness not an issue either in the modern day with specified training programmes.
It’s really just getting some touch and feel back in a competitive hit out that he needs, just to get his bearings again. That won’t take much for a player of his experience.
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There’s been some good discussion regarding ACL rehab here. If anyone is keen, check out the Melbourne ACL rehab guide created by Mick Hughes and Randall Cooper. It provides an objective based structure to ACL rehab which is really helpful when guiding patients through the process.
They report this as a guide to return to play:
The variability in timeframes for return to play relate to how quickly the athlete can progress through the stages and tick the boxes. However as echoed by the above, during the first 9 months of recovery, the re-injury rate is reduced by 50% for every month that return to play is delayed. This is why we are given the 9-12 month recovery timeframe.
They report this as a guide to return to play:
The variability in timeframes for return to play relate to how quickly the athlete can progress through the stages and tick the boxes. However as echoed by the above, during the first 9 months of recovery, the re-injury rate is reduced by 50% for every month that return to play is delayed. This is why we are given the 9-12 month recovery timeframe.
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So what are we thinking, half a game in the VFL this week then straight in?
He’s not to do second ruck, let Freddy do that until the big Cox is back.
He’s not to do second ruck, let Freddy do that until the big Cox is back.
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No game this week and straight in against hawthorn
I think this is what we'll see - small bit of VFL footy. IF Dan himself thinks it would benefit him, then fine. Otherwise, prefer him to be straight back in.
He's an experienced AFL level player - barely missed a game at Brisbane. Either way is ok. Happy for him to come straight back in against Hawks personally.
Oh I would love that - imagine him running on! The crowd would go nuts!
But don't think so. A sub may be needed in the first 5 min if an injury or concussion. It's too risky, unless he is ready to go this week.
Would surprise the shit out of me. I suspect when he comes back he's likely to be subbed off if he's gassed, not the other way!
Yep, if we have the luxury of a tactical sub. Something we haven’t had much lately!
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Will play against the Cats in the reserves this week. Great news!
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take this as that he'll be back for Hawthorn game unless something goes wrong!!
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It was beautiful hearing the boys cheer in the huddle when he got the news. Really fantastic news for him!
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Guess it depends how much match fitness they think he needs. Either hawks or Richmond round 20 at the latest.
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Nope senior's
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Won us a prelim and deserved a flag,
Very happy for him.
Very happy for him.
Awesome news! .. Well done Danny.
Ironic to return to the scene of the crime though huh!? Wear long studs though mate .... I had a kick at Vic Park today and in the goals and interchanges it's really muddy. Last weekend was there was some sort of Pride community cup on which I caught a bit of. A round robbin of games with at least 15 players on the interchange for each side with rotations didn't do the turf any favours .... but it happens.
Carn pies!
Ironic to return to the scene of the crime though huh!? Wear long studs though mate .... I had a kick at Vic Park today and in the goals and interchanges it's really muddy. Last weekend was there was some sort of Pride community cup on which I caught a bit of. A round robbin of games with at least 15 players on the interchange for each side with rotations didn't do the turf any favours .... but it happens.
Carn pies!
If he plays through the allotted time and pulls up okay does that mean at least another full game in the VFL is required before they can consider him for the seniors?
