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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Delayed Rehab Dr. Robert Klitzman This rehabilitation protocol has been designed for patients who have undergone an ACL reconstruction (HS graft/ptg/allograft) in addition to other surgical issues that may delay the initial time frame of the rehabilitation process. Dependent upon the particular procedure, this protocol also may be slightly deviated secondary to Dr. Klitzman s medical decision. The ACL protocol for Hamstring Tendon Grafts and Allografts is the same as for the Bone Patellar Tendon Bone Grafts with the following exceptions: 1. When performing heel slides, make sure that a towel/sheet is used to avoid actively contracting the hamstrings. 2. Do not perform isolated hamstring exercises until the 4 th week postop. The following may be considered criteria for this protocol: Concomitant meniscal repair Concomitant ligament reconstruction Concomitant patellofemoral realignment procedure ACL revision reconstruction The protocol is divided into several phases according to postoperative weeks and each phase has anticipated goals for the individual patient to reach. The overall goals of the reconstruction and the rehabilitation are to: Control joint pain, swelling, hemarthrosis Regain normal knee range of motion Regain a normal gait pattern and neuromuscular stability for ambulation Regain normal lower extremity strength Regain normal proprioception, balance, and coordination for daily activities Achieve the level of function based on the orthopedic and patient goals The physical therapy is to begin 2 nd day post-op. It is extremely important for the supervised rehabilitation to be supplemented by a home fitness program where the patient performs the given exercises at home or at a gym facility. Important post-op signs to monitor: Swelling of the knee or surrounding soft tissue Abnormal pain response, hypersensitive Abnormal gait pattern, with or without assistive device Limited range of motion Weakness in the lower extremity musculature (quadriceps, hamstring) Insufficient lower extremity flexibility Return to activity requires both time and clinic evaluation. To safely and most efficiently return to normal or high level functional activity, the patient requires adequate strength, flexibility, and endurance. Isokinetic testing and functional evaluation are both methods of

Dr. Robert Klitzman Phase 1-Weeks 1-2 Delayed Protocol Week Exercise Goal 1-2 ROM 0-90 o ROM (passive) --meniscus repair, MCL, ACL revision 0-90 o --patellar realignment 0-75 o Patellar mobs Ankle pumps Gastroc/soleus stretches Heal slides Wall slides Quad sets x 10 minutes SLR (flex and abd) Heel raise/toe raise Wall squats WEIGHT BEARING --meniscus repair NWB --MCL wt bearing as tolerated per Dr. Klitzman --ACL revision wt bearing as tolerated Electrical stimulation as needed Ice 15-20 minutes with knee at 0 ext BRACE Remove brace to perform ROM activities T-ROM when walking with crutches ROM (see above, depends on procedure) Control pain, inflammation, and effusion Adequate quad contraction NWB to TDWB per Dr. Klitzman (depends on procedure)

Phase 2-Weeks 2-4 ACL Delayed Week Exercise Goal 2-4 ROM 0-90 o Passive, 0-90 o Patellar mobs Ankle pumps Gastroc/soleus stretch Light hamstring stretch at wk 4 Heel/Wall slides to reach goal Multi-angle isometrics (90-60 o ) Quad sets with biofeedback SLR (flex, abd, add) Wall Squats Heel raise/toe raise BALANCE TRAINING Weight shifts (side/side, fwd/bkwd) Single leg balance (dependent upon procedure) E-stim/biofeedback as needed Ice 15-20 minutes BRACE T-ROM when walking with crutches ROM to 90 flexion and 0 extension Diminish pain, inflammation, and effusion Quad control Initiate weight bearing as permitted by Dr. Klitzman

Phase 3-Week 4-6 ACL Delayed WEEK EXERCISE GOAL 4-6 ROM 0-125 o Passive, 0-125 o Gastroc/soleus/hs stretch Heel/wall slides to reach goal Progressive isometric program SLR in 4 planes with ankle weight/tubing Heel raise/toe raise Mini-squats/Wall squats Initiate isolated hamstring curls Multi-hip machine in 4 planes Leg Press-double leg eccentric Initiate bike when 110 flexion EFX/Retro treadmill Lateral/Forward step-ups/downs Lunges BALANCE TRAINING Single leg stance Weight shift Balance board/two-legged Cup walking/hesitation walking WEIGHT BEARING PWB to FWB as allowed by quad control Ice 15-20 minutes BRACE Measure for functional brace ROM 0-125 Increase lower extremity strength and endurance Minimize pain, swelling, and effusion Increase weight-bearing status from PWB to FWB Discharge crutches when FWB is allowed Discharge T-ROM with issuance of functional brace

Phase 4-Week 6-12 ACL Delayed WEEK EXERCISE GOAL 6-10 ROM 0-135 o Passive, 0-135 o Gastroc/soleus/hs stretch Continue exercises from wk 4-6 Leg Press-single leg eccentric Lateral lunges BALANCE TRAINING Two-legged balance board Single leg stance with plyotoss Cup walking ½ foam roller work Ice 15-20 min. BRACE Functional brace as needed 10-12 ROM 0-135 o Passive, 0-135 Gastroc/soleus/hs stretch Continue exercises from wk 4-10 Initiate jogging protocol-start on minitramp as tolerated, progress to treadmill Progress with proprioception training Walking program Bicycle for endurance Ice 15-20 minutes Full weight bearing, normal gait Restore full knee ROM (0-135 ) Increase strength and endurance Enhance proprioception, balance, and neuromuscular control

Phase 5-Week 12-16 ACL Delayed WEEK EXERCISE 12-16 ROM Continue all stretching activities Continue exercises from wk 4-12 Initiate plyometric training drills Progress to jogging/running program Initiate isokinetic training (90-30 o ), (120-240 o /sec) Ice 15-20 min. Restore functional capability and confidence Restore full knee ROM (0-135 ) Enhance lower extremity strength and endurance

Phase 6-Week 16-20 ACL Delayed WEEK EXERCISE 16-20 ROM Continue all stretching activities Continue all exercises from previous phases Progress plyometric program Increase jogging/running program Swimming (kicking) Backward running FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM Sport specific drills CUTTING PROGRAM Lateral movement Carioca, figure 8 s Ice 15-20 minutes as needed Maintain muscular strength and endurance Perform selected sport-specific activity Progress skill training Enhance neuromuscular control

Phase 7-Week 20-36 ACL Delayed WEEK EXERCISE 20-36 Continue advanced strengthening FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM Progress running/swimming program Progress plyometric program Progress sport training program Progress neuromuscular program Ice 15-20 minutes as needed Return to unrestricted sporting activity Achieve maximal strength and endurance Progress independent skill training Normalize neuromuscular control drills At six and twelve months, a follow-up isokinetic test is suggested to guarantee maintenance of strength and endurance. Advanced weight training and sport specific drills are advised to maintain a higher level of competition.