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28/05/2026

Rotational knee instability can be easy to underestimate if we focus only on anterior translation. This article explains why pivot shift quantification remains important in ACL assessment and why more objective evaluation can help improve consistency in clinical practice.

A practical read for orthopaedic, sports medicine, rehab, and research professionals. Read more:

Learn how pivot shift quantification informs rotational knee laxity, ACL assessment, and clinical decisions beyond anterior translation.

26/05/2026

A side-to-side knee laxity measurement can be helpful, but it does not always tell the full clinical story.

This article explains why ligament compliance can add important context when interpreting knee laxity, especially alongside the clinical exam and imaging. A practical read for orthopaedic, sports medicine, rehab, and research teams. Read more:

Learn why side-to-side knee laxity matters, how to interpret it, and why compliance adds useful clinical context.

21/05/2026

If your knee keeps giving way but the MRI looks “normal,” you are not alone. A scan can miss instability that only appears with movement, pivoting, or fatigue.

This article explains what to ask about next, including a thorough stability exam and when appropriate, objective knee laxity testing. Read more:

If you have knee instability normal MRI findings, learn common missed causes, key exam clues, and what to ask your clinician next.

19/05/2026

Hyperlax patients can make ACL assessment tricky. What looks like acceptable laxity may be their baseline, so single cutoffs and quick side to side comparisons can mislead.

This article walks through common interpretation pitfalls and how objective, repeatable laxity measures can help track change over time. Read more:

Avoid misreading laxity tests in ACL tears hyperlax patients using better baselines, contralateral comparison, and objective metrics.

14/05/2026

Choosing between Lachman, pivot shift, and an arthrometer is really about what you need to confirm and document.

This article breaks down where each test fits, and why instrumented laxity measures can help when you need objective side-to-side data. It also references studies on GNRB and Dyneelax arthrometers. Read more:

Use Lachman vs pivot shift vs arthrometer to choose manual vs objective laxity tools for ACL and rotational instability decisions.

12/05/2026

Rehab after ACL surgery is full of milestones, but the most useful ones are measurable.

This article explains how ACL reconstruction follow-up testing, including objective knee laxity checks alongside strength and functional tests, can support smarter rehab decisions and clearer return-to-sport discussions.

Use ACL reconstruction follow-up testing to track laxity, pivot shift, function, and decide when imaging or return-to-sport progression is appropriate.

07/05/2026

Sometimes the ACL tear without pop is the one that gets missed. If the story is vague but swelling and instability follow, a structured re-exam and objective laxity measurement can help guide next steps alongside imaging.

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Use a clinic-ready workflow to detect ACL tear without pop, including key history, exam, MRI pitfalls, and escalation steps.

05/05/2026

Multi-ligament knee injuries can look different from one patient to the next, especially early on.

This checklist-based workflow is a practical guide for a consistent multiligament knee injury assessment, including what to prioritise, what to document, and how to plan next steps. Read more:

Use this operational workflow for multiligament knee injury assessment to document neurovascular status, laxity patterns, imaging, and next steps.

30/04/2026

Partial ACL tears can look like a simple sprain, and MRI or manual tests do not always align.

This article covers commonly missed signs and practical ways to reduce diagnostic uncertainty, including the 2023 Theo Cojean study comparing GNRB laxity testing with MRI. Read more:

Reduce partial ACL tear diagnosis uncertainty by comparing MRI, exam, and objective laxity testing in borderline instability cases.

28/04/2026

If the knee still “gives way” after an ACL injury, the anterolateral complex knee may be part of the story. This guide connects anatomy and biomechanics (including work by Helito et al.) with practical exam thinking, plus where objective laxity testing can add clarity. Dyneelax knee arthrometer studies also support standardized measurement as a complement to clinical judgment.

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Evidence summary on the anterolateral complex knee, pivot shift mechanics, imaging limits, and when LET or ALL reconstruction may be considered.

23/04/2026

It can be hard to tell ACL graft stretch vs failure from symptoms alone, especially early on.

This article walks through a practical investigation workflow, from history and repeat clinical exam to when objective knee laxity (instrumented) testing and imaging can help. Read more:

Use a clinic workflow to investigate ACL graft stretch vs failure with exams, laxity measures, and MRI to guide next steps.

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