Matthew Ithurbur, PT, DPT, OCS | Foundation for Physical Therapy Research

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The impact of quadriceps strength and volume of physical activity after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction on knee function, biomechanics, and cartilage integrity

Matthew Ithurburn, PT, DPT, OCS

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Lower patient-reported function at 2 years is associated with elevated knee cartilage T1rho and T2 relaxation times at 5 years in young athletes after ACL reconstruction

Young athletes after ACL reconstruction with quadriceps strength asymmetry at the time of return-to-sport demonstrate decreased knee function 1 year later

Foundation Alumna Sarah J. Gilliland Looks to Strengthen Physical Therapy Profession Through Education

Foundation Alumna Sarah J. Gilliland Looks to Strengthen Physical Therapy Profession Through ...

Past FPTR-Funding Recipient Advances Knowledge of Health Disparities Amid Pandemic

Past FPTR-Funding Recipient Advances Knowledge of Health Disparities Amid Pandemic Lisa ...

PODS Scholarship Recipient to Learn More About Lower Extremity Injuries Among Athletes

PODS Scholarship Recipient to Learn More About Lower Extremity Injuries Among Athletes Close ...

FPTR Scholarship to Fund Research in Improved Motor Function in Children with Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect mobility, balance, and posture. CP is ...

Ohio State University Researcher Studies The impact of quadriceps strength and volume of physical activity after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction on knee function, biomechanics, and cartilage integrity