Search Results - "Haberfield, M.J."

Should return to high-impact sport be avoided for secondary prevention of osteoarthritis after acl reconstruction? A prospective cohort study with MRI, radiographic and symptomatic outcomes by Haberfield, M.J., Patterson, B.E., Crossley, K.M., Bruder, A.M., Guermazi, A., Whitehead, T.S., Morris, H.G., Culvenor, A.G.

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Evaluating Quadriceps Strength With The One-Leg Rise Test In Adults At Risk Of Post-Traumatic Osteoarthritis After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction by West, T.J., Bruder, A.M., Girdwood, M.A., Scholes, M.J., To, L.K., Couch, J.L., Evans, S.C., Haberfield, M.J., Barton, C.J., Roos, E.M., Crossley, K.M., Culvenor, A.G.

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Sex/Gender Disparity Exists In Activity And Knee- Related Among Young Adults At Risk Of Knee Oa. A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis Of 124,157 by Bruder, A.M., Culvenor, A.G., King, M.G., Haberfield, M.J., Roughead, E.A., Mastwyk, J., Kemp, J.L., Pazzinatto, M.F., West, T.J., Coburn, S.L., Cowan, S.M., Ezzat, A.M., To, L.K., Chilman, K., Couch, J., Whittaker, J.L., Crossley, K.M.

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Should return to pivoting sport be avoided for the secondary prevention of osteoarthritis after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction? A prospective cohort study with MRI, radiographic and symptomatic outcomes by Haberfield, M.J., Patterson, B.E., Crossley, K.M., Bruder, A.M., Guermazi, A., Whitehead, T.S., Morris, H.G., Culvenor, A.G.

“…To evaluate if returning to pivoting sport following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) is associated with longitudinal structural and…”
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Apprehension of future knee injury is associated with knee biomechanics in runners with a history of knee surgery: Data from the TRAIL cohort by Pappalardo, P.J., Mentiplay, B.F., Barton, C.J., Crossley, K.M., Sritharan, P., Haberfield, M.J., Girdwood, M.A., Hill, J., Johnston, R., de Oliveira Silva, D.

“…Methods: We included thirty-six runners with a history of knee surgery (18-50 years, run ≥10 km/week, ≥3 sessions/week, 39% women) from the TRAIL study…”
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