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Tag: anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)

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January 8, 2026/Orthopaedics/Sports Health

ACL Injuries in Female Athletes: Understanding the Higher Risks and Lower Return-to-Play Rates

Systematic review of MOON cohorts demonstrates a need for sex-specific rehab protocols

John Bergfeld, MD

Lessons From 50 Years of ACL Surgery

Sports medicine pioneer John Bergfeld, MD, shares how orthopaedics has changed since doing his first ACL repair in 1970

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September 8, 2023/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

BEAR Implant: The Missing Link in Improving ACL Repair

Clot substitute helps rejoin the stumps of a torn ligament

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December 30, 2022/Cleveland Clinic Florida

Anterior Tibial Subluxation — Not Knee Rotation — May Be the Primary Mechanism of ACL Tears

Study of bone bruise patterns indicates more medial damage than expected

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February 11, 2021/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

Knee Ligament Surgery Study Findings May Help Explain ACL Injury Risk

Study findings offer new insights into long-term outlook for ACL surgery patients

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NIH Awards $3M to Develop a Quicker, More Reliable Way to Diagnose Osteoarthritis

Research to investigate non-invasive method aims to identify patients at risk for osteoarthritis

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Comprehensive 3-D Imaging Analysis May Predict Risk of Post-Traumatic Osteoarthritis Following ACL Repair

Bone-shape changes play a role in the development of arthritis, a new study suggests

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September 14, 2017/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

10-Year Outcomes and Risk Factors after ACL Reconstruction: A Multicenter Cohort Study

Patients can expect to stay active, enjoy high sports function and quality of life

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