726 Return to Sport, Patient Reported Outcomes and Satisfaction Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

Abstract Introduction Anterior Cruciate Ligament(ACL) rupture is a common sporting injury. Return to sport key objective for patients. The aim of this study was investigate return pre-injury level at 12- and 24-months post reconstruction relate types patient satisfaction. Method A questionnaire developed, piloted, then completed by 77 patients that had undergone ACL between 2013-2016. Results 30% returned 12 months 43% 24 months’ reconstruction. There significant(P = 0.037) relationship the type sports participants played prior injury level. Sports involved jumping, hard pivoting cutting were associated with lower rate sport. General health profile found be significantly higher in sport(P 0.024). significant association satisfaction healthcare experience score(P 0.001). Conclusions Patient correlated This inversely related involving cutting. Which further illustrates how linked