- Beyond Strength: Rethinking Muscle Weakness and Optimizing Rehabilitation of Patients with Knee Joint Injury

- Quantifying Quadriceps Muscle Inhibition through Modulation of Corticospinal Drive via Tibial and Femoral Nerve Afferents

- Alterations in Quadriceps Torque Steadiness after ACL Reconstruction: Which Metrics Provide Unique Information?

• Neural Determinants of Motor Function in ACL Rehabilitation

• Injury History, Not Corticospinal Excitability, Explains Slower Quadriceps Motor Unit Firing After ACL Reconstruction

• Corticospinal Excitability Is Associated With Quadriceps Motor Unit Action Potential Amplitudes Irrespective of ACL Reconstruction

• Association Between Frequent Knee Pain And Pain Severity With Quadriceps Strength Over 5-Years

• Frequent Knee Pain Contributes To Lower Quadriceps Strength, But Not Decline In Strength Over 4-Years

• Interpersonal Coordination Between Female Soccer Players: Leader-Follower Roles

• Reconstructing our Athletes: Optimizing Rehabilitation of Persons with Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury

• Running a Research Lab is Like Running a Small Business.

• Methods, Tools, and Measurement for the Advancement of Interpersonal Motor Coordination Research in Physical Therapy

• Weaker quadriceps corticomuscular coherence in individuals following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction during force tracing

• Brain activation and single-limb balance deficits following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: neuroplasticity and potential treatments

• ‘AM I’ doing this right? Treating Arthrogenic muscle inhibition after ACLR

• Accuracy of a Portable Device for Measuring Plantarflexor Muscle Strength and Central Drive

Presentations included:

Deficits in motor unit amplitude and recruitment threshold following ACL reconstruction: Evidence of diminished quadriceps motor neuron pool.