Does anyone know of a good recent study on effective therapy for ACL repair with a hamstring graft? We are looking at buying some appropriate equipment for these people.
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I work for a company that sells specialised rehab equipment designed around a system from Europe know as "Medical Exercise Therapy" although not a therapist myself I have links with many therapists who may be able to help with studies etc.
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Not really aware of any recent studies, but equipment wise I have found that the swiss ball is excellent to use in all stages of rehab for its proprioceptive & strengthening properties
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