Unraveling Arthrogenic Muscle Inhibition After Surgery

The chapter explores the concept of arthrogenic muscle inhibition post-surgery, focusing on its neurological basis and impact on rehabilitation efforts. It delves into a study on ACL reconstruction patients, detailing motor unit characteristics, muscle weakness, and the importance of addressing inhibition processes for long-term muscle capacity. The conversation highlights the challenges clinicians face in treating AMI and emphasizes the need for targeted interventions during rehabilitation to optimize recovery outcomes.