Return to military duty following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction is associated with preoperative Body Mass Index and postoperative physiotherapy

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Alexandre Sabate-Ferris
Nicolas de l’Escalopier
Olivier Barbier
Julien Danis
Thomas Demoures
Benjamin Joly
Floris van Rooij
Mo Saffarini
Camille Choufani
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[1] Percy Military Teaching Hospital,Clinic of Orthopedic, Traumatology and Reconstructive Surgery
[2] French Military Health Service Academy,Department of Surgery, Ecole du Val
[3] Saint-Anne Military Teaching Hospital,de
[4] Begin Military Teaching Hospital,Grâce
[5] ReSurg SA,Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology Department
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Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction; Return to sport; Military; Functional outcomes; Performance;
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