Dr Tsapralis represents the Medical Group and presents the “Ideal Pathway post-ACLR”
From 2nd to 4th October 2026, Zlatibor, Serbia, hosted the National Congress “Sport i zdravlje” (Sport and Health), a major scientific event dedicated to Sports Medicine, injury prevention and sports rehabilitation. Among the international experts attending was Dr Kyriakos Tsapralis, Director of Isokinetic Athens.
Organised by Sportal in collaboration with the Serbian Association of Sports Sciences and Sports Medicine, the congress brought together professionals and experts from various countries to share scientific knowledge, clinical experience and innovative approaches to athlete health.
In this context, Dr Kyriakos Tsapralis, a Sports Medicine specialist, represented Isokinetic with a presentation on the “Ideal Pathway post-ACLR”, outlining the ideal rehabilitation pathway following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR).
This topic is one of the cornerstones of Isokinetic’s rehabilitation philosophy, which promotes a personalised, multidisciplinary approach based on objective criteria. The aim is to guide each patient from the time of injury through to their return to sport.
The Isokinetic model follows a progressive rehabilitation pathway, organised into successive stages and supported by functional assessments, muscle strength testing, biomechanical movement analysis and on-field rehabilitation. The aim is not simply to restore knee function, but to prepare the athlete comprehensively to meet the physical and movement demands of their sport once again.
Dr Tsapralis’ participation in the congress in Zlatibor reaffirms Isokinetic’s international commitment to advancing Sports Medicine through evidence-based practice, knowledge sharing and the continuous improvement of treatment processes.
This was another important opportunity to present the Isokinetic Method to the international scientific community and contribute to the development of increasingly effective and safe rehabilitation strategies, with a focus on helping athletes return to the highest possible level of performance.
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