In this study, we want to learn more about injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), which is a serious knee injury that often needs surgery to fix. The goal of the surgery is to help people get back to playing sports and staying active without being afraid of getting hurt again. This fear affects how people move, think, and feel. We want to find out how these changes in thinking, feeling, and moving are connected in people after ACL surgery.
You will complete 1 visit lasting about 3 hours. We will ask you to squat, jump from a box, perform single leg hops, react to flashing lights, and view some photographs while wearing an EEG cap.
$25 gift card, You will receive a "report card" of your performance during the tasks and survey scores. This can be used to help understand your recovery after ACLR.
Fetzer Hall (UNC-Chapel Hill)
210 South Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA
Elaine Reiche
Exercise and Sport Science
Clinical or Medical
Observational
Injury/Injury Prevention
Surgery and post-operative healing
UNC or UNC Health employees
UNC Students (undergrad, grad, professional)
24-1263
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