'Patellofemoral pain' presentation slideshows

Rehab of PFPS Thurs AM Conf 10/2010

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The Anatomy of Running Mechanics

The Anatomy of Running Mechanics. Andrew Gaetano , PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS Evan Marsh, PT, DPT Capital Area Physical Therapy & Wellness, Malta NY . Andrew@CapitalAreaPT.com Parade Ground Village

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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. The Patellofemoral Articulation. Introduction . Separated from the knee chapter because of differences in the mechanisms and onset of injury Injury is usually due to overuse, congenital malalignment, or structural insufficiency. Clinical Anatomy.

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Orthotic evaluation:

Orthotic evaluation:. Dynamic evaluation : internal tibial rotation most signifigant . Palpatory exam of foot and ankle: Pain on navicular , lateral talus, medial knee joint Navicular Drop: Unloaded/loaded Angle between anterior tibia-1 st metatarsal Orthotic Prescription.

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Patellofemoral Pain

Patellofemoral Pain. Objectives. Understand the anatomy of the patellofemoral joint Learn 3 causes of PFPS Understand the muscular imbalances that lead to PFPS Understand how the ankle, knee and hip effect patella tracking

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An Overview of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries

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Ch. 18 Knee Injuries

Ch. 18 Knee Injuries. Knee. Genu Valgum (knocked knee) Genu Varum (Bow legged) Genu Recurvatum (hyperextension). Patellofemoral Pain. Difficult injury to deal with because the MOI may be hard to isolate MOI: prolonged knee flexion, stairs, squats, running

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Reporter: Chao-jung Hsieh Supervisor : Sai-wei Yang Date: 2007/6/11

The Influence of Vastus Muscle on Patella Alignment and Balance in Subjects With Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome. Reporter: Chao-jung Hsieh Supervisor : Sai-wei Yang Date: 2007/6/11. Introduction. Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS)

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Conclusion:

Introduction

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