Injuries to the ACL happen for many reasons but are common in sports like soccer, gymnastics, basketball or football.

Data was collected from MRIs, radiographs, passive knee laxity measures ... Reasons include the presence of synovial fluid ...

[8,9] While passive laxity, stiffness, and joint instability are not synonymous, it is possible that a lax or low-stiffness knee, when exposed to high frontal plane moments during locomotor ...

Genu recurvatum and knee hyperextension, which also increase the forces passing through the ACL, are more common in women than in men. Finally, women have a higher incidence of ligament laxity ...

prior knee surgery; 3) an associated injury of the posterior cruciate ligament; 4) higher than grade 1 valgus laxity and/or any degree of varus laxity due to partial or total disruption of one or ...

Objective Investigate MRI evidence of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) healing, patient-reported outcomes and knee laxity in patients with acute ACL rupture managed non-surgically with the Cross ...

42 Low-certainty evidence also shows that CPM was less effective at improving joint position sense than continuous active ... self-reported function and knee laxity; (3) structured home-based ...

Here’s what some of our Orthopaedic Surgeons have to say about robotic surgery and the benefits they have experienced with knee replacement ... due to bony erosion or ligament laxity” ...