CHPS RESEARCH STUDIES

Effect of Fatigue on Quadriceps Force Control After ACL Reconstruction – Uninjured Control Group

Our study goal is to better understand how ACL reconstruction and fatigue affect thigh muscle force control and the associated physiology. In order to do so, we must also evaluate individuals with no prior surgical history for comparison. Overall, we hope that this information may inform improved rehabilitation for more successful post-surgical outcomes. Participation involves completing several online questionnaires (~15 minutes) prior to an in-person study visit (~90 minutes).

Inclusion Qualifications:

Ages 18-35
No history of lower extremity surgery ever
No history of lower extremity injury (defined as seeking medical attention) within the last 2 years

Exclusion Qualifications:

You may not participate in this research opportunity if any of the following applies to you:

Current infection on lower limb
Known or diagnosed muscular abnormalities
History of cardiopulmonary disorder
History of neurological disorder (i.e. stroke, epilepsy, neuropathy)

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