- Apr 1, 2018
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They tend to collapse at random times though, have a mate in exactly that same boat, did his ACL in his 20’s, no surgery at all, now early 50’s and played plenty of footy in between. Lack of support in random movements drops him sometimes but he’s generally ok and fully functional.
I did mine in 2016 and post opp was trialled with a new machine that ran chilled water through a compression cuff, similar to a blood pressure cuff but running the length of the leg.
Didn’t seem to help as I had to go back under to break up the scar tissue that had formed.
I had the hybrid LARS combined with traditional which (apart from the above mentioned setback) worked really well, still playing now in my 50’s
LARS seems to have dropped off the radar, don’t hear of it anymore, is there any reason ?
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I did mine in 2016 and post opp was trialled with a new machine that ran chilled water through a compression cuff, similar to a blood pressure cuff but running the length of the leg.
Didn’t seem to help as I had to go back under to break up the scar tissue that had formed.
I had the hybrid LARS combined with traditional which (apart from the above mentioned setback) worked really well, still playing now in my 50’s
LARS seems to have dropped off the radar, don’t hear of it anymore, is there any reason ?
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