ACL Research Lab @ the University of Delaware | PI: Dr. Lynn Snyder-Mackler | #StimTheQuads 👑
Newark, DE
Joined March 2020
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Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
🤩 🔥 indeed! – at Delaware, USA
This course will be 🔥... did you see the line up?? @mvpaternopt @MattIthurburnPT @J_ParsonsUofM @ShawnHanlonATC @jefftaylorhaas @elanna_arhos @scsiggy @Dusty_Grooms + @OhioStateMed #sportsmedicine top knee minds Laura Schmitt, @CarolineBrunst, Bob Magnussen, Jo Walker. And me!
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
@AirelleGiordano is running for President Elect of AASPT. I cannot imagine a more qualified and amazing person for this position! Please vote and repost #aaspt @UDtendongroup @UDelawarePT @RealSMack_Lab
Honored to be running for President Elect of the American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy (AASPT).
Elections March 11-17th. Members please vote!
#aaspt #aasptpresidentelect #APTA #UDPT #femaleprez #thetimeisnow
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Our favorite ACL dynamic duo are back together! 🤩@elanna_arhos @RightNaoPT Science meets practice underway in 258AB. Outline of talks on picture 2! #APTACSM @kgSilbernagel @doclsmack @UDelawarePT – at Boston, MA
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Claudia did outstanding in her 1st @APTAtweets #CSM2024 presentation!😁👏 Not all quad muscles hypertrophy the same after #ACLR, so we may need to consider targeted e-stim or tendon specific exercises @kgSilbernagel @RightNaoPT @UDelawarePT
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
What a great few days at UCF! Awesome experience presenting as part of @UCF_IEPRS Conference alongside some excellent speakers, and an even better excuse to see @MeredithChaput’s new stomping grounds 🙌🏼
Excited to share this podcast featuring @elanna_arhos and @RightNaoPT discussing our recent publication “Who’s Afraid of Electrical Stimulation” from @JOSPT! @AirelleGiordano @kgSilbernagel @doclsmack @UDelawarePT
In our latest podcast episode, @ChrisHughen sat down with @elanna_arhos and @rightnaopt to discuss their recent paper, “Who’s Afraid of Electrical Stimulation? Let’s Re-Visit the Application of NMES at the Knee.”
Listen to the full episode here: open.spotify.com/episode/7E4…
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
@RightNaoPT dissertation work - @UDtendongroup @RealSMack_Lab @kgSilbernagel Time to treat the tendon rupture induced by surgery: early hypertrophy of the patellar tendon graft site predicts s… pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3793…
Full text available now @JOSPT for our recent Clinical Commentary on NMES at the knee. Great work led by @elanna_arhos @RightNaoPT @doclsmack @kgSilbernagel @AirelleGiordano ⬇️⚡️🦵
jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospt.…
YouTube instructional video: m.youtube.com/watch?v=hGRqUM…
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
My first #physicaltherapy podcast with @elanna_arhos for @JOSPT insights, talking clinically-relevant #biomechanics. Thanks for the invite @clare_ardern 🙏
Want to learn what all those weird biomechanics terms mean?
And what a biomechanics paper means in your practice 🤔
Well, join us on #JOSPTInsights w/ Drs Elanna Arhos & Stephanie Di Stasi as they 'Breakdown Biomechanics' 🙏
🎧 ow.ly/KaZz50PHAIx
#yourJOSPT
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Come join the conversation on🚶♀️🚶🚶♂️mechanics post-ACLR with experts in the field from the @ORBLab_umich: @riannps, @stevenag04, and Chandramouli Krishnan.
@elanna_arhos will be leading the interview. Event is open to all!!
We will discuss the following 2 papers— see 🧵 below:
May's Peek Behind the Paper is coming up soon! Riann Palmierir-Smith PhD, ATC will be discussing the topic of Walking Mechanics Post-ACLR and Strategies to Modify Gait.
Learn more and Register: bit.ly/41WXfCN
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Ep 97: ACL graft types and rehabilitation, with Prof Lynn Snyder-Mackler - JOSPT Insights | Podcast on Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/5vk…
New paper from @RightNaoPT @UDtendongroup 📰 using ultrasound imaging to show the patellar tendon is thicker and stiffer on the medial side, and males and females have differences in tendon length from medial to lateral ➡️ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
We had a great time representing the Delaware-Oslo cohort at #OARSI2023 this weekend! A great podium presentation from @AnoukUrhausen on our 10 year outcomes and a poster from @elanna_arhos on PTOA subgroups at 5 years after injury. Looking forward to future PTOA work 💪🏼
Our latest work identifying unique subgroups of ACL injured athletes and their 2-5 year outcomes within the Delaware-Oslo cohort. A push towards more precision rehabilitation considerations🎯 Big team effort! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3664…
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Researchers are exploring how the brain helps prevent knee injuries - The Washington Post @Dusty_Grooms 🙌🙌🙌🙌 apple.news/AY6MHIyi2QwiWV_zW…
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
Don’t miss our sponsored session @APTAcsm 2023. Excellent line up of speakers! Thursday Feb 23, 11am-1pm @ResearchAPTA
Delaware ACL Research Group retweeted
🎊New year, new conference season! Be sure to check out @kgSilbernagel's talk at #isok23 in May!
ALT Dr. Karin Silberbagel will be given a talk on 'Optimal Return-to-Play (RTP) Strategy for Achilles and Calf Complex Injuries' at the Isokinetic Medical Group conference in London, May 2023