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International ACL Injury Trends Symposium | Free Communications

Join us for a symposium on the latest trends in ACL injuries worldwide, featuring presentations from experts in the field. Learn about sex differences, biomechanical analysis, and risk factors for ACL injuries.

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International ACL Injury Trends Symposium | Free Communications

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  1. FREE COMMUNICATIONS Chairs: Lars Engebretsen (Norway) & Odd-Egil Olsen (Norway)

  2. FREE COMMUNICATIONSChairs: Lars Engebretsen (Norway) & Odd-Egil Olsen (Norway) • 13.00-13.10 S Heir, T Krosshaug, A Ekeland (Norway): The incidence and trends of ACL injuries in World Cup freestyle skiing during a 10 year period (#70) • 13.10-13.20 T Hewett, G Myer, K Ford, K Wanstrath, M Scheper (USA): Sex differences in hip adduction motion and torque in collegiate athletes (#74) • 13.20-13.30 K Kitaoka, Y Maruhashi, R Nakamura, A Okano, T Tsuyama, Y Shima, K Tomita (Japan): Configuration of the tibial lateral condyle as an intrinsic risk factor for a non-contact anterior cruciate ligament injury (#89) • 13.30-13.40 T Krosshaug, JR Slauterbeck, R Bahr (Norway): Three-dimensional biomechanical analysis of non-contact ACL injuries (#93) • 13.40-13.50 GD Myer, KR Ford, LB Jensen, EH Timothy, E Hewett (USA): The effects of plyometric versus dynamic balance training on landing force and center of pressure stabilization in female athletes (#108) • 13.50-14.00 G Myklebust, R Bahr (Norway): Alarming increase in ACL injuries among female team handball players after the end of successful intervention study - a two-year follow-up (#109) • 14.00-14.10 J Parkkari, H Haapasalo, P Kannus, M Palvanen, A Natri, M Järvinen (Finland): Active living and risk of knee injuries (#117)

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