Rehab doesn't have to be boring. Our RCT shows EMG video game therapy is as effective as standard PT. Video Game-Based EMG Biofeedback Interventions in Patients With Osteoarthritis: A Clinical Trial https://t.co/OknDpabLN7 @JoeMHart3@Susaliba@AmeliaSBruce@XavierT_ATC
Psychological aspects of rehabilitation and recovery post-ACL reconstruction in people with Kinesiophobia: A mixed methods study. #ACL#ACSM#biomechamics@utmbhealth @JoeHartUVA @Susaliba
Strength and perceived function of outcomes after ACLR are influenced by pre-injury level of sport and time since surgery …but psychological outcomes are not …
Great paper from @Kaur_mandeep6 from our post-ACLR LEAP program. Strength and perceived function of outcomes after ACLR are influenced by pre-injury level of sport and time since surgery …but psychological outcomes are not … what do you think?
https://t.co/MmsVdIliji
Today's #FacultyFriday spotlight is @Susaliba, @UVAKinesiology professor and co-director of @UVAEaSIL! She has 18 years of clinical experience, and her research focuses on the efficacy and effectiveness of therapeutic interventions during rehabilitation. https://t.co/EsssnzUwx0
Our new paper on the torque-velocity relationship of the knee extensors following ACLR is out now in @jclinbiomech You can read it for free for 50 days at the link below:
https://t.co/IlWxlAjAiq
We found that as contraction velocity increased, torque production in the reconstructed limb performed differently than contralateral limbs or healthy controls.
Our new paper on the torque-velocity relationship of the knee extensors following ACLR is out now in @jclinbiomech You can read it for free for 50 days at the link below:
https://t.co/IlWxlAjAiq