关节源性肌肉抑制：交叉韧带重建术后神经肌肉功能障碍与活动受限的相关性研究
简介
该研究探讨了关节源性肌肉抑制（AMI）对前/后交叉韧带（ACL/PCL）重建术后关节活动度的影响，并寻找术后僵硬的早期预测指标。前瞻性纳入146例ACL/PCL重建患者，根据术后12周被动屈曲<120°且伸直缺失>5°分为僵硬组与非僵硬组。术前及术后4周、12周评估关节活动度、步态、肌力、本体感觉及AMI指标（股四头肌激活度VA、H/M比值）。结果显示：僵硬…
英文摘要
OBJECTIVES: To explore arthrogenic muscle inhibition (AMI)'s impact on mobility after anterior/posterior cruciate ligament (ACL/PCL) reconstruction, identify early predictors of postoperative stiffness, and inform clinical rehabilitation. METHODS: In this prospective cohort study, 146 ACL/PCL reconstruction patients were split into stiff (passive flexion <120° and extension deficit >5° at 12 weeks [T2]) and non-stiff groups. Preoperative data, knee function (ROM, gait, muscle strength, proprioception) and AMI indicators (quadriceps VA, H/M ratio) were assessed at 4 weeks (T1) and T2. Boruta, multivariate logistic, and multiple linear regression analyzed predictors. RESULTS: The stiff group had longer injury-to-surgery intervals, higher patellar tendon use, worse ROM/gait/strength/AMI metrics at T1-T2. The four most important predictors for T2 stiffness were T1 passive flexion, extension deficit, H/M ratio, and VA; T1 H/M (OR = 4.82) and extension deficit (OR = 3.85) were major risks. T2 H/M correlated negatively with passive flexion (β = -0.73), T1 VA with extension deficit (β = -0.38). The logistic model demonstrated good predictive performance (optimism-corrected C-index = 0.890). CONCLUSIONS: AMI associates with post-ACL/PCL mobility issues. Four early indicators predict T2 stiffness, with H/M impacting flexion and VA affecting extension, guiding personalized rehabilitation.