If the medial head of the triceps remains posterior to the epicondyle with flexion (type 1), no intervention is recommended. If the medial head of the triceps subluxates onto but not over the ...
Our preliminary results suggest that medial hamstring-quadriceps co-activation may constrain ACL elongation, however if lateral activation exceeds medial then ACL elongation might ensue.
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