Latest Research on ACL Injuries and Rehab Outcomes
How can Technology and Mass Data Improve Clinical Practice and Outcomes in Sport & Tactical Athletes?
In this presentation, Dr. Nessler will discuss the latest research on biomechanical risk factors for non-contact ACL injuries, what movements can provide the most clinically relevant information and what lessons have been learned after collecting objective lab quality data on 90,000+ tactical and sport athletes.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the current research on ACL injuries.
- Understand the impact of kinesiophobia on movement and injury risk.
- Review latest research on functional testing for RTSport.
- Demonstrate how accurately and efficiently wearable sensor technology provides objective measures of movement and on the field performance.
- Review what mass data sets and trends have taught us.
- Discuss how this data can be used to provide more informed decisions for RTSport.
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Current limitations with movement assessments and what mass data can teach us – 10 min
What research indicates we should be testing and what is learned from whole body movement – 25 min
What information wearable sensor tech can provide – 5 min
Biggest clinical take homes learned from mass data – 10 min
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