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April 28, 2026

Relationships Between Patient-Reported Outcomes and Return to Sport Assessments in Adolescent Patients Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

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To explore the relationship between patient-reported outcomes and return to sport assessments in adolescents after ACL reconstruction.
Analyzed patient-reported outcomes during mid-rehabilitation
Evaluated strength and functional outcomes at return to sport
Investigated the impact of patient sex on these measures.
Patient-reported outcomes correlated with strength measures (exact figure not provided)
Readiness to return to sport linked to lower repetitive jumping performance
Potential biases identified between patient sex and functional outcomes.

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These correlations suggest that patient-reported outcomes during mid-rehabilitation may correlate to strength and functional outcomes at return to sport. In addition, biases may exist between patient-reported outcomes, patient sex, and strength and functional measures. The unexpected finding that readiness to return to sport correlated with lower repetitive jumping performance requires further study.

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Authors

Cody W. Walker

Alison Snyder Valier

R. Curtis Bay

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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation

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Arkansas Children's Hospital

A.T. Still University

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