Fox Sports ACL Non-surgical Feature

Speaking to Fox Sports Australia recently, Specialist Physiotherapist Mr. Kieran Richardson (FACP) recommended that 'any patient or athlete that injures their ACL follow world’s best practice, which is to undergo an intense, structured, supervised, scientific exercise program. If the player is doing well we can continue to build them up, and they can always decide upon having an operation at a later date’.
Check out globalspecialistphysio.com/acl for more information!

[@n.8690]

Kieran, what excercises do you recommend for non-surgical rehab?

[@upprohitjoghi3197]

Sir tell me the exercise or pt for this....and i dont know what is this mucoid degeneration...is this tear of acl or not

[@upprohitjoghi3197]

Sir myself rohit from india...sir my mri findings are....
There is STIR and PDFS mild hyperintense signal among the am and pl bundle of acl in intercondylar notch and near tibial attachment.
Minimal join effusion seen...
Sir tell me what to do with this....i am a poor guy....my age is 26

[@sirleybarreto1877]

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[@upprohitjoghi3197]

Sir please help me to out of this

[@FullMetalcoreJojo]

My ACL ruptured 3 years ago, an updated MRI said the same thing, no ACL only few strings of soft tissue. A full rupture cannot heal. There is only hope for partial tears to heal. Left without an ACL, the muscles can be trained to support the joints mobility and ROM, however there is increased risk if additional cartilage injuries, such as the meniscus. I would recommend this type of path to partial tear victims with chance of healing, otherwise surgery would be wise.

[@balluse]

Yeah, that's a fair warning. Myself, I tore the medial meniscus while rehabbing a complete ACL tear (had to postpone the surgery due to catching covid).