Mrs Lesley Hall offers a physiotherapist's viewpoint on ACL tears and rehabilitation.
First published in 2008, and reviewed August 2023 by Dr Sheila Strover (Clinical Editor)
Cruciate Ligament Rehabilitation - course
Mrs Lesley Hall is a physiotherapist with a massive experience in knee rehabilitation.
- So you've torn your ACL?
- The early management of ACL tears
- Exercises in the early stage after ACL injury
- Clinical assessment of ACL tears
- Torn ACL - should I have an operation?
- General principles of ACL rehabilitation
- Progressive rehab while deciding on surgery (I)
- Progressive rehab while deciding on surgery
- Cruciate ligament rehabilitation - Rehab after surgery
This course will help you through those early days after damaging your Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL), and what exercises you can do to keep the knee strong while you are having your investigations and making decisions about having the ligament reconstructed.
You will be guided to those exercises that are safe and helpful after any surgical procedure, and takes you through rebuilding your knee strength and fitness.
Lesley Hall has taken care to make the content accessible to all readers.
FIRST PART: So you've torn your ACL?
Mrs Lesley Hall
Physiotherapist
Lesley Hall was a senior physiotherapist at the Droitwich Knee Clinic in Worcestershire, UK, but is now retired.
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