Physio Edge podcast with David Pope23 Loka 2016

052. Conservative or surgical management for ACL injuries with Enda King

ACL injuries commonly occur during pivoting and change of direction sports. What is the best way to manage these injuries? Are your patients suitable for conservative managment or will they require surgery?

In Physio Edge podcast 052, David Pope and Enda King discuss acute management of ACL injuries, and how you can help your patient decide whether to have conservative or surgical management.

We also explore:

What is the latest research around ACL injury
What leads to an ACL injury, and how is this important in your rehab?
What are the outcomes following ACL injury
How can you make clear decisions on when your patient is ready for return to training and return to sport
What biomechanics lead to ACL injury
What role does trunk control have in ACL injury
A patient example with an ACL injury
Conservative vs surgical management
Post injury management
Timeframe for surgery
Who is suitable for conservative management
How to prepare your patient for the extended rehab process following ACL injury
Strength and power training in ACL rehab
Youth and adolescent ACL injury management
How to manage concomitant chondral and meniscal injury
When can your patient return to running

You can download the free podcast handout that will take you through lateral knee and LCL injury assessment and rehabilitation by clicking here

Enda King will also be presenting at the Sports Injury Virtual Conference hosted by Clinical Edge along with the world leaders in sports injury management.

How can you manage ACL injuries conservatively? What are the important components of ACL rehab to help your players return to sport? Enda's presentation will take you through ACL rehab to address common strength and biomechanical issues found in athletes with ACL injuries. Discover exactly how to progress your conservative management of ACL injuries, and when your players can return to running and sport.

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Links mentioned in this episode

Enda King

Free sports injury assessment and treatment videos

Sports Injuries virtual conference

Free podcast handout on ACL and lateral knee injuries

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Enda King on Twitter @enda_king

Sports Surgery Clinic Dublin

Free trial of clinical edge membership

David Pope on Twitter

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