Effects of visual biofeedback on loading symmetry in recovery from a multi-ligamentous knee injury and dislocation

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Visual biofeedback was provided to patient who had sustained multi-ligamentous knee injury with tibiofemoral dislocation over the course of 20 sessions across the final 12 weeks of 15 months of rehabilitation. Changes in vertical loading symmetry during jumping and landing tasks were noted with improved symmetry over the course of this program.
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UCB802
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