Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction with Meniscus Repair

Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction with Meniscus Repair

Austin V. Stone, MD, PhD | austinstonemd.com | 859-218-3057 ACL Reconstruction with Bone-Patellar Tendon-Bone (BTB) Autograft and Meniscal Repair All Inside Rehabilitation Protocol Weight-bearing Brace Range of Motion Exercises Phase 1 Full in bracea 0-2 week: Locked in Passive Calf pumps, patellar mobilization, 0-6 weeks full extension for 0-90° by 2 quadriceps tightening sets and SLR in ambulation and weeks brace. No weight-bearing motion. sleeping Add side-lying hip and core, advance Off for exercises and quad set and stretchinga hygiene only In brace: Addition of heel raises, total gym 2-6 weeks: Unlocked 0- (closed chain), gait normalization, eccentric 90°for ambulation, quads, eccentric hamstrings. b remove for sleeping Advance core work with hip, gluteal and core strengthening No weight-bearing with flexion >90° Phase 2 Full, Discontinue at 6 weeks Gain full and Begin toe raises, closed chain quads, 6-12 weeks progressing if quadriceps control is pain-free balance exercises, hamstring curls, to normal adequate (no extension stationary bike, step-ups, front and side gait pattern lag) planks, hip/glute/core Phase 3 Full with a None Full Advance closed chain strengthening 12-16 weeks normalized Progress proprioception activities gait pattern Begin stair climber, elliptical at 8 weeks and running straight at 12 weeks when 8” step down is satisfactory Phase 4 Full None Full 16 weeks: Begin jumping 16 weeks – 6 months 20 weeks: Advance running to sprinting, backward running, cutting, pivoting, changing direction, initiate plyometric program and sport-specific drills 22 weeks: Advance as tolerated FSA completed at 22 weeksb Phase 5 Full None Full Gradual return to sports participation 6-12 months after completion of functional sports assessment (FSA) Maintenance program based on FSA SLR – Straight-leg raise aModified with concomitantly performed meniscus repair/transplantation or articular cartilage procedure bCompletion of FSA (Functional Sports Assessment) is not mandatory, but is recommended at approximately 22 wks post- op for competitive athletes returning to play after rehabilitation .

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