Surprising Study: Brain Exercise Helps with Knee Surgery Recovery
Knee surgery is the most common joint surgery, with an estimated 800,000 anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgeries (ACLR) conducted each year.
- Knee surgery is the most common joint surgery, with an estimated 800,000 anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction surgeries (ACLR) conducted each year.
- The researchers hypothesized that brain training could improve knee function outcomes following ACLR.
- “We tend to think of physical exercise to improve physical function and brain exercise to improve brain function,” observed Dr. Henry Mahncke , CEO of Posit Science.
- Just as physical exercise can contribute to brain health through, for example, better blood flow, brain exercise can meaningfully help with physical outcomes.