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good evening and welcome to tonightamp;#39;s webinar brought to you by the Journal of Bon and Joint surgery and the Journal of orthopedic and sports physical therapy tonightamp;#39;s topic is return to sports after ACL reconstruction I am Mark sankowski editor and chief of jbjs and host for tonightamp;#39;s webinar through technology platforms such as this webinar we are able to provide content that is important timely and available in an interactive format in the comfort of your office or home during the next hour we will be addressing a common question that doctors and physical therapists are asked by many athletic patients after an ACL reconstruction when will I be able to play again current evidence suggests that approximately 50 to 60% of ACL reconstruction patients eventually return to sports at pre-injury level but the timing of that return creates a series of challenging clinical decision points during this webinar you will hear from jbt author Terry chimileski and jbjs auth