Profiling for ACL injury prevention: Biomechanics identify risk subtypes

Although existing anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention programs have been successful at reducing the incidence of ACL injury, a new study suggests that tailoring interventions based on four risk profile subtypes could be more effective. A team of researchers hailing from Australia, Greece and the U.S

Although existing anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention programs have been successful at reducing the incidence of ACL injury, a new study suggests that tailoring interventions based on four risk profile subtypes could be more effective. A team of researchers hailing from Australia, Greece and the U.S

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Profiling for ACL injury prevention: Biomechanics identify risk subtypes

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