Opt for Guided Recovery for Ligament Tears at ABTP

The knee joint is the most complex and largest joint in the human body. This joint not only helps an individual in carrying out essential activities of life but also is a pivotal connecting point between the thigh bone (femur) and the shin bone (tibia).

Your knee joint is the pedestal and is supported by bridges of support that maintain the joint in complete alignment and these ligaments are:

·         Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)

·         Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL)

·         Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL)

·         Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL)

Amongst these, the most common injury is that of the anterior cruciate ligament. As reported, in India, road accidents and sports-related injuries are some significant factors contributing to ACL injuries. As reported by NIH there are 68.6 ACL tears per 100,000 people, followed by the combination of MCL injury in 78.24% of individuals.

Impact of the Ligament Tears

Most of the time, it has been observed that such ligament injuries are caused by activities or sudden jolts that put stress on the knee joint. Commonly, this injury occurs because of an improper conditioning of the joint. The weakened muscles around the knee then fail to provide the required support, making the ligaments more susceptible to tears and sprains.

Sudden twists, high-impact movements, jolts, or overuse that make the ligament stretch beyond its capacity become major factors contributing towards the injury. Sometimes this injury can be recognized by a popping sound at the time of injury, an inability to bear weight on the injured leg or instability of the joint. Sometimes severe pain and swelling can also form prominent symptoms.

But we, at ABTP, prefer getting you back to life by strengthening the pedestal!

Seek Help for Ligament Tears at ABTP

We, at ABTP, leverage state-of-the-art technology and unique physical training sessions that not only support the healing process of the injury but also play a crucial role in getting the individual back to life.

Various modalities, such as isokinetic strength training, neuromuscular training, biomechanical assessments, electrotherapy, and various mobilization practices, are implemented to ensure a quick return to activity. Precise muscular activation further helps to restore joint stability, balance, and control.

A special focus is laid on decreasing the stiffness and boosting the flexibility of the knee joint. Moreover, the real-time movement analysis available at ABTP centers allows the ABTP experts to adopt a holistic approach towards enhancing performance and preventing injuries while also managing the pain and inflammation effectively.

Just forget giving away after a knee injury or ligament tear as we, at ABTP, help to recover stronger and return back to life stronger than ever!