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Terminal weight-bearing knee extension
16%
129/814
Terminal non-weight-bearing knee extension
37%
298/814
Terminal weight-bearing knee flexion
29%
237/814
Terminal non-weight-bearing knee flexion
8%
66/814
Mid-range weight-bearing knee flexion
10%
79/814
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Terminal non-weight-bearing knee extension exercises from 60 degrees to 0 degrees of flexion increase anterior tibial translation. It is for this reason that this type of exercise should be avoided in the early phase of rehabilitation following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction so as not to place a tensile strain on the graft. The other rehabilitation exercises either lead to posterior tibial translation in relation to the femur or have no significant effect on tibial translation.
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