An excellent research study has reviewed many of the common recommendations for patients who have undergone ACL reconstructive surgery.
Among the common questions from patients is "should I wear a brace after ACL surgery?" The answer based on the research is: no.
While a brace is probably not harmful, it has not been shown to be beneficial in preventing re-injury to the knee. The research clearly identifies the brace as unnecessary after successful ACL reconstruction.
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Sources: Rehabilitation After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Systematic Review
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