Knee - ACL Allograft Protocol
• Pool after 2-3 weeks (once incisions have healed), to work on underwater treadmill • At 4-weeks post-op add biking, deep well pool running with aqua vest (if pool available), leg press, quadriceps stretching. • Partial weight bearing closed chain knee extension 0-45-degrees • Theraband • Leg press • Pool mini-squats
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