Sports Biomechanics, Volume 22, Issue 1 (2023)

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Biomechanics of anterior cruciate ligament injuries in sports

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Loading mechanisms of the anterior cruciate ligament
Mélanie L. Beaulieu, James A. Ashton-Miller & Edward M. Wojtys
Pages: 1-29
Published online: 07 May 2021
AbstractforLoading mechanisms of the anterior cruciate ligament | Full Text | References | PDF (4.9 MB) | EPUB
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The influence of decision making and divided attention on lower limb biomechanics associated with anterior cruciate ligament injury: a narrative review
Gerwyn Hughes & Boyi Dai
Pages: 30-45
Published online: 06 Apr 2021
AbstractforThe influence of decision making and divided attention on lower limb biomechanics associated with anterior cruciate ligament injury: a narrative review | Full Text | References | PDF (581.3 KB) | EPUB
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Trunk motion and anterior cruciate ligament injuries: a narrative review of injury videos and controlled jump-landing and cutting tasks
Yu Song, Ling Li, Gerwyn Hughes & Boyi Dai
Pages: 46-64
Published online: 04 Mar 2021
AbstractforTrunk motion and anterior cruciate ligament injuries: a narrative review of injury videos and controlled jump-landing and cutting tasks | Full Text | References | PDF (2.2 MB) | EPUB
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Kiss goodbye to the ‘kissing knees’: no association between frontal plane inward knee motion and risk of future non-contact ACL injury in elite female athletes
Agnethe Nilstad, Erich Petushek, Kam-Ming Mok, Roald Bahr & Tron Krosshaug
Pages: 65-79
Published online: 28 Apr 2021
AbstractforKiss goodbye to the ‘kissing knees’: no association between frontal plane inward knee motion and risk of future non-contact ACL injury in elite female athletes | Full Text | References | PDF (2 MB) | EPUB
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The non-sagittal knee moment vector identifies ‘at risk’ individuals that the knee abduction moment alone does not
Mark A. Robinson, Raihana Sharir, Radin Rafeeuddin, Jos Vanrenterghem & Cyril J. Donnelly
Pages: 80-90
Published online: 05 May 2021
AbstractforThe non-sagittal knee moment vector identifies ‘at risk’ individuals that the knee abduction moment alone does not | Full Text | References | PDF (634.1 KB) | EPUB | Supplemental
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Cross-validation of a machine learning algorithm that determines anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation status and evaluation of its ability to predict future injury
Chris Richter, Erich Petushek, Hege Grindem, Andrew Franklyn-Miller, Roald Bahr & Tron Krosshaug
Pages: 91-101
Published online: 29 Jul 2021
AbstractforCross-validation of a machine learning algorithm that determines anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation status and evaluation of its ability to predict future injury | Full Text | References | PDF (2 MB) | EPUB
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Using a modified vector coding technique to describe the calcaneus-shank coupling relationship during unanticipated changes of direction: theoretical implications for prophylactic ACL strategies
Carla van der Merwe, Sarah P. Shultz, G. Robert Colborne, Kim Hébert-Losier & Philip W. Fink
Pages: 102-122
Published online: 21 Jul 2022
AbstractforUsing a modified vector coding technique to describe the calcaneus-shank coupling relationship during unanticipated changes of direction: theoretical implications for prophylactic ACL strategies | Full Text | References | PDF (8.8 MB) | EPUB
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Vertical jump impulse deficits persist from six to nine months after ACL reconstruction
Jill A. E. Costley, Joshua J. Miles, Enda King & Katherine A. J. Daniels
Pages: 123-141
Published online: 21 Sep 2021
AbstractforVertical jump impulse deficits persist from six to nine months after ACL reconstruction | Full Text | References | PDF (865.5 KB) | EPUB
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Side-hops challenge knee control in the frontal and transversal plane more than hops for distance or height among ACL-reconstructed individuals
Jonas L. Markström, Eva Tengman & Charlotte K. Häger
Pages: 142-159
Published online: 15 Feb 2021
AbstractforSide-hops challenge knee control in the frontal and transversal plane more than hops for distance or height among ACL-reconstructed individuals | Full Text | References | PDF (1,020.5 KB) | EPUB | Supplemental
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