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OARSI 2016: Effect of lower muscle function on patient-reported outcomes after ACL injury
54 ACL injury patients originally randomized to receive rehabilitation involving physiotherapy with or without reconstruction surgery were included in this follow-up study for the purpose of determining significant associations between patient-reported outcomes (including function, knee-related quality of life, and postural balance) and lower extremity muscle function, when assessed after a mean of 3 years post-therapy. Results demonstrated that lower extremity muscle function at 3 years was significantly associated with patient-reported knee outcomes at 5 years regardless of original rehabilitation allocation.
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