Brain–Muscle Communication in Real Time after Ligament Reconstruction - Moein Koohestani

Year
2025
Organisation
University of Central Florida
Tags
ACL injury
ACL reconstruction
neuromuscular control
brain–muscle communication
motor control
sports injury rehabilitation
balance control
sensorimotor integration
dual-task performance
knee injury
neurophysiology
biomechanics
injury prevention
clinical rehabilitation
athletic performance
UCF
Summary

This research examines disrupted brain–muscle communication following ACL reconstruction. While surgery restores mechanical stability, sensory deficits remain, causing neuromuscular impairments. By studying real-time neural control during varying muscle contractions, balance, and dual-task conditions, the project aims to improve rehabilitation strategies and reduce reinjury risk through enhanced neuro-muscular coordination.