Current Aspects of Rehabilitation after Ligament Reconstruction Anterior Crusader

Abstract

In 1984, rehabilitation procedures were established for anterior knee instability. Since then, these procedures have changed dramatically. Immediate weight bearing, immediate exercise to full extension, and quadriceps exercise on the first postoperative day is just three changes that simplify this rehabilitation process. Many biomechanical and healing constraints remain the same. However, it appears that humans are recovering much faster than animal models used to predict successful treatment of front knee instability. As usual, the pendulum sways and focuses differently on repair ideas and techniques that were not used a few years ago. This article reflects the latest developments in this rehabilitation process.