Failure to return to preinjury activity level after hamstring anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Factors involved and considerations in goal setting
Conclusion: Psychological factors are important (and may require targeted input), but return-to-sport is multifactorial. Ongoing symptoms may prompt further surgery, but this is frequently unsuccessful in achieving return. Patient-specific goals should be sought and revisited throughout the rehabilitation program. Acknowledging psychological barriers, in those aiming to return to the same level, may help achieve this goal. In other patients, success may be return to a desired lower level. Understanding the patient's expectations is important in goal setting.
Source: Indian Journal of Orthopaedics - Category: Orthopaedics Authors: Jonathan D Kosy Jonathan RP Phillips Adaeze Edordu Rahul Pankhania Peter J Schranz Vipul Mandalia Source Type: research
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