Obesity and recovery of muscle strength after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction in pediatric patients

Keyphrases

• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction 100%
• Obesity 100%
• Pediatric Patients 100%
• Normal Weight 100%
• Muscle Strength 100%
• Muscle Recovery 100%
• Hamstring 66%
• Quadriceps 66%
• Quadriceps Strength 66%
• Concomitant Injury 66%
• Overweight/obesity 66%
• Non-associated 33%
• Pediatric 33%
• Statistical Analysis 33%
• Autograft 33%
• Recovery Time 33%
• Injury Type 33%
• Tendon Injury 33%
• Slow-twitch muscle 33%
• Peak Torque 33%
• Hamstring muscles 33%
• Hamstring Tendon 33%
• Graft Type 33%
• Recovery Criteria 33%
• Final Testing 33%
• Overweight Patients 33%
• Contralateral Side 33%
• Hamstring Strength 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Muscle Strength 100%
• Pediatrics Patient 100%
• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction 100%
• Obesity 100%
• Hamstring 100%
• Muscle 60%
• Analysis of Variance 20%
• Autograft 20%
• Pediatrics 20%
• Influencing Factor 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics Patient 100%
• Muscle Strength 100%
• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction 100%
• Obesity 100%
• Hamstring 60%
• Analysis of Variance 20%
• Pediatrics 20%
• Autograft 20%
• Hamstring Tendon 20%
• Hamstring Muscle 20%
• Slow Muscle 20%
• Contralateral Side 20%