Abstract

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are among the most common and debilitating injuries in professional athletes, often requiring extensive rehabilitation to restore function and performance. This article provides a comprehensive review of rehabilitation techniques for ACL injuries, focusing on evidence-based practices, surgical and non-surgical interventions, and the role of multidisciplinary approaches. The article also discusses the importance of individualized rehabilitation programs, the use of advanced technologies, and the psychological aspects of recovery. The goal is to provide a detailed guide for clinicians, athletes, and coaches to optimize recovery and reduce the risk of re-injury.