Category: Knees

An ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear or partial tear is a common sports or work injury. In fact, you’ve probably heard of professional athletes undergoing a knee reconstruction for an ...

Have you injured your ACL and are now wondering if this means game over for the sports and activities you love?

An ACL tear will not heal without surgery. While the swelling and pain will likely ease on their own, surgery will restore the function you previously enjoyed to your knee ...

Many weekend and professional athletes are eager to get back in the game following an ACL or knee reconstruction. However, it’s important that you give your knee time to recover, ...

There’s no quick fix approach to recovering from an ACL or knee reconstruction. Your new ACL needs time to heal so it can return stability and strength to your knee.

If you’ve torn your ACL, you’re probably very aware of the surgery and the long 6-12 month rehabilitation program required to get you back into the game again.

An ACL tear is a common injury, particularly for those who play competitive and demanding sports. No matter whether you are a weekend or a professional athlete, the adrenaline of ...

While an ACL tear is no longer a career-ending injury, weekend and professional athletes alike still cringe at the words.

No matter whether you are a weekend or professional athlete, you probably don’t want to find yourself out of the game due to an ACL tear.

The knee is one of the largest and most complex joints in the body. Yet many people don’t appreciate the significant role it has in helping us to do the ...