Skip to content
Browse

Edition

Sections

Appearance

AboutSourcesContactPrivacy

Exercise after ACL surgery may protect knees from early osteoarthritis

A new study suggests that the right kind of exercise could help protect young adults from early knee osteoarthritis following ACL surgery. Researchers found that a four-month supervised rehabilitation program improved pain, muscle strength, and quality of life without damaging knee cartilage. The findings challenge fears that exercise worsens injured knees and could transform how patients recover…

First reported by ScienceDaily 1 source
Read at ScienceDaily(opens in a new tab)

Full coverage

Every report we found on this story, oldest first. Each links to the original publisher.

  1. ScienceDaily

    Exercise after ACL surgery may protect knees from early osteoarthritis (opens ScienceDaily in a new tab)

    A new study suggests that the right kind of exercise could help protect young adults from early knee osteoarthritis following ACL surgery. Researchers found that a four-month supervised rehabilitation program improved pain, muscle strength, and quality of…

Something wrong with how we've grouped or summarised this story? Report a problem