1. Evaluation of Outcomes in Orthopaedic Patients

4.  Partnerships between clinics – Labs  Open Communication / Referrals  Encourage collaboration among: ◦ Residents ◦ Fellows ◦ Medical Students ◦ Graduate Students  Scholarship & Funding

5.  ACL injury / Reconstruction  Osteoarthritis  Muscle & Nerve Testing

6. 0.24 ± 0.02Nm/kgm 0.22 ± 0.02Nm/kgm Kuenze CM…Hart JM. Jogging Biomechanics After Exercise in Individuals with ACL Reconstructed Knees. Med Sci Sports Exerc. (2014) Gait: Knee moment ACL-R

7. 1. Isokinetic Strength ◦ 90 °/s, 180 °/s 2. Isometric Strength ◦ At 90 degrees flexion 3. Isometric Endurance ◦ 30 second % decline 4. Single-leg, Eyes-closed Balance ◦ Center of pressure velocity & area 5. Drop Landing Mechanics ◦ Landing Error Scoring System (LESS) 6. Single Leg Hop Assessments ◦ Single Hop, Triple Hop, Cross-over Hop, 6m Timed 7. Subjective Function ◦ IKDC & KOOS scores

8.  Knee  Ankle  Shoulder(?)

9.  Gait Kinematics & Kinetics  Surface Electromyography  Plantar Pressure  Strength & Balance

10. Tibia External Rotation Tibia Internal Rotation Rearfoot AbductionRearfoot Adduction High Variability Low Variability

11.  Sensory Inputs for Postural Control  EASIL  Foot & Ankle Division

12.  Clinical and Patient-Reported Outcomes Navicular Drop

13.  Device Trials  Impairment-Based Rehab  Manual Therapy  EMG / Verbal/ Visual Biofeedback ◦ Ankle Instability ◦ ACL reconstruction / Deficiency ◦ Patellofemoral Pain

15.  Thank you!