If you are visually impaired or blind, you can visit the PDF version by Pressing CONTROL + ALT + 4
You need a JavaScript-enabled browser to view this Publication
Please follow these steps to view the Publication:
Enable JavaScript in your browser
Refresh this page
Best regards
Zmags
Support Guide
MANAGING
ACL INJURIES
POWERING MOTION™
WHAT ARE
ACL INJURIES?
Ligaments are elastic bands of tissue that attach
bones together. In the knee, four ligaments connect
the thighbone (femur)to the shin bone (tibia), allowing
the knee joint to move and rotate with strength and
stability. The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), located
in the center of the knee, controls forward movement Femur (thigh bone)
and rotation, and helps prevent the knee from
hyperextending.
ACL injuries happen when too much force is placed on
the ligament and the tissue is stretched or torn. ACL
sprains and tears most often result from sudden stops,
abrupt changes in direction, or jumping and landing — all Anterior
Cruciate
common movements in sports such as soccer, football Ligament
and basketball.
Support Guide MANAGING ACL INJURIES POWER
WHAT ARE ACL INJURIES? Ligaments are elastic band
SYMPTOMS OF ACL INJURY 1 Pop Man
MANAGING ACL INJURY Your options for managing you
ACL SURGERY Surgeons perform about 100,000 ACL r
POST-OP SOLUTIONS Post-op Care: Following ACL sur
FINDING THE RIGHT ACL KNEE BRACE
For more information and solutions to manage pain