Evaluation of Activity Score and Kinesiophobia at Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

Objective: the aim of this study was to investigate the tegner activity score and tampa kinesiophobia scala at early period following anterior cruriate ligament reconstruction. material-method: totally 12 male who had unilateral acl reconstuction, followed regularly and had lysholm knee score above 84 at final controls (minimum postoperative 6th month) participated in the study. 12 male patients mean age were 30.0±6.8 years, mean height were 177.8±9.8 cm, mean body weight were 79.3±13.7 kg. patients’ activity score was evaluated by tegner activity score and kinesiophobia was evaluated by tampa kinesiophobia scala. prerupture activity score and kinesiophobia results were achieved after operation at postoperative first day. final activity score and kinesiophobia results were achieved at final control. prerupture and final results score was recorded. results: the mean follow-up was 13.5±7.2 months. patients’ score of tegner activity were prerupture 6.7±1.6, while the final results decreased to 4.1±1.9. there was significantly difference (p=0,01). patients’ score of tampa kinesiophobia were prerupture 40±7.5, while the final results increased to 41.3±5.8. there was not significantly difference (p=0,69).conclusion: our results show that patients’ had normal knee function and had not kinesiophobia although they didn’t return the prerupture levels of sports. at the postoperatif period patients’ are supported for return the prerupture levels of sports.