Functional Testing Guidelines for ACL Reconstruction
FUNCTIONAL TESTING GUIDELINES FOR ACL RECONSTRUCTION ... 9. To calculate "Limb Symmetry Index" values, average the two-recorded trials on each limb; divide the operative limb average by the non-operative limb average, and multiply by 100 (percentage). ... 16-20 Weeks Post-Op (continued) HOP TESTING (Baseline Measurement) (Reid, 2007) Hold ...
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