Extension deficit after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Is arthroscopic posterior release a safe and effective procedure?
Arthroscopic posterior capsulotomy is a safe and effective additional procedure in the treatment of persistent knee extension deficits following ACL reconstruction with excellent results regarding ROM and subjective outcomes.
GPs see problem gambling as a legitimate role for their intervention, however, they have concerns around their competency and knowledge of resources. The provision of undergraduate and postgraduate training may assist to remove barriers to an accepted role in primary health.