ACL Hamstring Tendon Autograft Reconstruction Protocol
gait mechanics and good quad control as defined as lack of quadricpes lag Exercises: • Active-assisted leg curls 0-1 week. Progress to active as tolerated after 1 week. Delay strengthening for 12 weeks. • Heel slides (limit to 90o) • Quad sets (consider NMES for poor quad sets) • Gastroc/Soleus stretching
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