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Trulsson A et al. – Patients displayed SPs more frequently and/or more clearly on their injured, but also their uninjured side than did controls. Inter–rater and intra–rater reproducibility was good at a group level. Future studies of validity, responsiveness and including other subgroups of patients with ACL injury will have to prove if the test for SPs can be used in the diagnostics of defective neuromuscular function following knee injury, when planning and carrying out training and rehabilitation and when deciding appropriate time to return to activity and sports after ACL injury.

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