June 5, 2026 · International journal of sports physical therapy · DOI: 10.26603/001c.162100

Rehabilitation Utilizing Blood Flow Restriction Following Surgical Repair of a Bankart Lesion with a Buford Complex in an Elite High School Football Player: A Case Report

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This case report investigates the integration of early-phase blood flow restriction (BFR) training within a structured rehabilitation program for a high school football player following arthroscopic Bankart repair complicated by a Buford complex. The authors aim to assess the effectiveness of this approach in promoting recovery and return to sport, highlighting improvements in range of motion, strength, and functional performance. The findings suggest that early-phase BFR can be a feasible component of rehabilitation for collision sport athletes, warranting further research into standardized protocols and testing strategies.

Kirsten Parrish, Jace Brown

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