Research Article

[Retracted] Impaction Of Rehabilitations And Strengthening Programs before And after Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction In Return to the Fitness Level

Table 2

Statistical difference between Lysholm and Tegner scores in relation to the clinical characteristics of patients with ACL injury (n= 60).

FactorLysholm scoreF/T-test;Tegner scoreF/T-test;
Mean ± SDP valueMean ± SDP value

Mode of injurya
  (i) Road traffic accident (RTA)/Falling84.7 ± 4.93F= 0.815;
0.448
4.67 ± 1.37F= 1.214;
0.305
  (ii) Contact sport85.6 ± 3.545.05 ± 1.13
 (iii) Noncontact sport84.4 ± 3.094.59 ± 0.95

Dominant legb
  (i) Right84.9 ± 3.83T= 0.048;
0.962
4.65 ± 1.11T= -0.914;
0.365
  (ii) Left84.8 ± 3.064.89 ± 1.01
Chief complainta
  (i) Instability85.2 ± 3.27F= 1.804;
0.174
4.84 ± 0.92F= 1.363;
0.264
  (ii) Locking86.0 ± 3.375.25 ± 1.50
  (iii) Both83.3 ± 3.844.38 ± 1.33

Duration between the injury and the surgerya
  (i) < 6 months83.4 ± 3.29F= 1.569;
0.217
4.38 ± 0.92F= 1.794;
0.176
  (ii) < 1 year85.8 ± 3.215.09 ± 1.09
  (iii) > 1 year84.6 ± 3.574.65 ± 1.05

Types of rehabilitationa
  (i) Hospital rehab program83.8 ± 2.95F= 7.895;
<0.001
4.40 ± 0.94F= 7.233;
<0.001
  (ii) Gym rehab84.5 ± 2.914.73 ± 0.90
  (iii) Both86.5 ± 3.115.27 ± 0.96
  (iv) None78.7 ± 0.583.00 ± 0.00

Duration of postoperative rehabilitationa
  (i) Less than one (1) month at the hospital82.8 ± 2.79F= 4.749;
0.001
4.08 ± 0.86F= 4.640;
0.001
  (ii) More than two months at the hospital85.6 ± 2.515.00 ± 0.82
  (iii) Less than one month at a gym83.5 ± 3.544.50 ± 0.71
  (iv) More than two months at a gym84.8 ± 2.954.78 ± 0.97
  (v) Less than one month in both86.3 ± 4.035.00 ± 0.82
  (vi) More than two months in both86.5 ± 3.045.32 ± 0.99
  (vii) None78.7 ± 0.583.00 ± 0.00

Returning to the previous fitness levelb
  (i) Yes88.0 ± 2.47T= 6.537;
<0.001
5.80 ± 0.83T = 7.317;
<0.001
  (ii) No83.3 ± 2.724.25 ± 0.75

Most authors use the terms statistically significant (P 0.05) and statistically highly significant (P 0.001). ( Less one in a thousand chance of being wrong). The outcome is regarded as extremely significant.