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PHOENIX — Preoperative level of patient resilience did not affect pain and quality of life scores after ACL reconstruction, according to results presented here.“Our a priori hypothesis was patient resilience affects clinical outcomes after ACL reconstruction as represented in knee pain, knee quality of life and then in subsets of ACL injury specific patient-reported outcomes,”
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