The textbook "Proprioception in Knee Rehabilitation" offers a comprehensive analysis of the role of proprioception in rehabilitation following a meniscus surgery. It examines the effects of a partial meniscectomy on the mobility and muscle activation profile of athletes suffering from meniscus injuries. The authors present a hypothesis based on the observation that the loss of proprioception leads to instability in the knee. By implementing a tailored proprioceptive rehabilitation program for 30 athletes, it demonstrates that significant deficits in knee proprioception exist post-surgery. The book documents the positive effects of neuromuscular and proprioceptive exercises on knee functionality and the return to sports. It is a valuable resource for professionals in the fields of medicine and nursing who are involved in the rehabilitation of sports injuries.