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i frequently talk about post-op acl rehab and how i bend someoneamp;#39;s knee but one thing i commonly see in newer grads and students is being a little too aggressive with somebodyamp;#39;s knee in the early bouts of range of motion you can see she has a you know a big limitation in her range of motion and so i want to slowly pump the knee so i get to that end point where she starts to feel some resistance and some pain and i bring it back into extension you can see i repeat this process slowly until i start to see the range of motion improving and the pain decreasing and i slowly bring into extension and flexion so the key is to get to that end point where they begin to feel some resistance and bring it back into extension donamp;#39;t push them through that end point they wonamp;#39;t like you very much so hopefully this helps you with your knee flexion range of motion somebody after an eight

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The overall ACL attachment center is 6.1 mm posterior to the lat- eral intercondylar ridge, 1.7 mm proximal to the bifurcate ridge, 14.7 mm proximal to the distal cartilage margin, and 8.5 mm anterior to the pos- terior cartilage margin [1].
Direct ACL insertion is located anteriorly, on the medial surface of the lateral femoral condyle. It is connected to a bone depression parallel and immediately posterior to the intercondylar lateral ridge and to the medial surface of the lateral femoral condyle.
Unlike other ligaments or tendons, the anterior cruciate ligament normally has a heterogeneous appearance and the anteromedial and posterolateral bundles are defined by surrounding high-intensity structures 1. The ACL Blumensaat line angle is normally 15.
The normal ACL on MRI is hypointense on T1- and T2-weighted sequences. The ACL has oblique orientation in the lateral aspect of the intercondylar notch. The anteri- or aspect of the ACL is straight and parallel to the Blumensaat line.
0:41 2:14 The front or coronal view is also helpful for visualizing. The ACL the yellow arrow shows the normalMoreThe front or coronal view is also helpful for visualizing. The ACL the yellow arrow shows the normal ACL attachment on the lateral wall of the femur or thighbone not at the two oclock.
The ACL arises from the anteromedial aspect of the intercondylar area on the tibial plateau and passes upwards and backwards to attach to the posteromedial aspect of the lateral femoral condyle. The ACL tibial footprint substantially overlaps the anterior root lateral meniscus footprint 6.
Injured ligaments on MRI may appear disrupted, thickened, heterogeneous, or attenuated in signal intensity, and may be abnormal in contour. Fluid-sensitive sequences are often helpful in detecting injury.
1:00 8:41 And then well start to see the iliotibial band on the side. As. We go deeper well start to see theMoreAnd then well start to see the iliotibial band on the side. As. We go deeper well start to see the superficial medial collateral ligament on the medial aspect of the knee coursing.

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