Table 1. Mean peak torque (Nm) for knee extension and flexion recorded at the velocity of 60 deg/s in consecutive stages of rehabilitation.
| Extension | Flexion | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACLR | Uninvolved | Difference | ACLR | Uninvolved | Difference | |
| Stage 1 | 150.99 ± 42.874→ | ←206.83 ± 45.37 | 26% | -83.45 ± 20.693;4→ | ← -100.54 ± 26.19 | 17% |
| Stage 2 | 131.06 ± 43.353;4→ | ←208.00 ± 41.68 | 37% | -84.01 ± 22.883;4→ | ← -103.72 ± 23.72 | 19% |
| Stage 3 | 166.55 ± 48.112→ | ←213.50 ± 40.51 | 22% | -99.25 ± 23.031;2 | -107.88 ± 25.03 | 8% |
| Stage 4 | 186.80 ± 39.191;2→ | ←219.84 ± 36.62 | 15% | -105.99 ± 20.881;2 | -110.41 ± 21.75 | 4% |
The upper index indicates a stage with a significantly different (p ≤ 0.05) mean peak torque; → ← indicates a significant difference between the two limbs at a particular stage of rehabilitation.