“Efecto del entrenamiento propioceptivo sobre la estabilidad dinámica en la rehabilitación del ligamento cruzado anterior”

Abstract

The study on the effect of proprioceptive training on dynamic stability in anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation aims to determine the effect of proprioceptive training on dynamic stability in anterior cruciate ligament rehabilitation, through clinical and statistical results as well as the registry of proprioceptive training of the centers under study; for which a non-experimental prospective cohort study was developed, under a descriptive level and a quantitative approach; the population was comprised of 12 patients who were in the recovery stage of an anterior cruciate ligament lesion, selected according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria; an initial assessment before the intervention was applied through the tests Star excursion Simplified Balance Test (SEBT) and Standing hell rise test (SHRT) and after 6 weeks of the training program a second assessment; which yielded significant results at the clinical level in that all participants presented an improvement in knee stability in both the injured and healthy limbs, while statistically there was a high significance with p values of 0.000 in the two SEBT tests and SHRT; concluding that the proprioceptive training program has positive effects on the improvement of dynamic knee stability in anterior cruciate ligament injuries.