Table 3.

Reasons With >70% Consensus to Schedule Additional Outpatient Consultations With the Orthopaedic Surgeon During the Rehabilitation Process ^a

Topic and Reason	Domain
Concerns for serious medical complications
Issues with wound healing or potential infection	Post
Suspicion of deep vein thrombosis	Post
Concerns for motion complications
Persistent passive knee extension deficit beyond 6 weeks (indicative of arthrofibrosis)	Post
Worsening passive knee extension deficit with anterior knee pain if forced (indicative of cyclops lesion)	Post
Concerns for reinjury
New trauma, recurrence of giving way, and/or positive Lachman or pivot-shift test (indicative of graft failure)	Post
Knee locking (indicative of meniscal or chondral defects)	Non, Pre, Post
Concerns for failure to progress
Persistent effusion, despite appropriate rehabilitation	Non, Pre, Post
Prolonged (postoperative) pain interfering with rehabilitation	Non, Post

^a Non, nonsurgical rehabilitation; Post, postoperative rehabilitation; Pre, prehabilitation.