Stability and Retear Rates Following an ACLR Based on the Degree of Knee Extension

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On this week's episode, we cover an article by Dr. Benner from the American Journal of Sports Medicine. It covers postoperative stability and retear rates following an ACLR based on the degree of knee extension.

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