Sports Medicine Program Reduces ACL Injuries in Male Lacrosse Players: A 3-Year Study
Reading Time: 2 minutes Introduction Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are a significant concern in sports that involve rapid deceleration, pivoting, and jumping, such as lacrosse. These injuries can lead to long-term knee instability, osteoarthritis, and a significant reduction in athletic performance. In the United States, where lacrosse is increasingly popular among males, the incidence of ACL injuries has prompted a focus on preventive measures. This article examines the effectiveness of sports medicine programs in reducing ACL injuries among American male lacrosse players over a three-year period. Study Design and Methodology Our prospective study spanned three years and involved 500 male lacrosse players from...


