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Dr. Parisa Taheri provides a comprehensive examination and assessment of the knee, including physical examinations, tests, and palpation techniques. Learn how to assess patellar tracking, perform meniscal tests, and more.
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IN THE NAME OF GOD Dr Parisa Taheri
PHISICAL EXAME ( Knee) Dr Parisa Taheri
KNEE Dr Parisa Taheri
Dr Parisa Taheri A, B, and C, Medial aspect of the knee. A. medial epicondyle; B, medial collateral ligament; C, pesanserinus; D, semimembranosus insertion; E, medial joint line.
D Dr Parisa Taheri A,B, and C, Lateral aspect of the knee. A, lateral cpicondyle; B, lateral collateral ligament; C, fibular head; D, biceps tendon; E iliotibial tract; F, tubercle of Gerdy; G, lateral joint line.
Dr Parisa Taheri A, B, and C, Posterior aspect of the knee during active flexion. A, semimembranosus; B, semitendinosus; C. biceps femoris; D common peroneal nerve; E, medial head gastrocnemius; F, lateral head gastrocnemius.
Q-angle • Q-angle: 14 degree in men / 17 degree in women • Increased Q-angle: infacing / patellofemoral pain • Decreased Q-angle: lateral sublaxation of the patellae Dr Parisa Taheri
Palpitation Dr Parisa Taheri
Figure 6-34. A, Palpation of the proximal attachment of the medial collateral ligament. B, Palpation of semimembranosus tendon insertion. C, Palpation of pesanserinus bursa. Dr Parisa Taheri
A, Palpation for iliotibial band tendinitis. B, Palpation for biceps tendinitis Dr Parisa Taheri
Valgus stress test Dr Parisa Taheri
Varus stress test Dr Parisa Taheri
Ant drawer test Dr Parisa Taheri
Lachman Test Dr Parisa Taheri
Post drawer test Dr Parisa Taheri
PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT Dr Parisa Taheri
Active & Passive Patellar Grind Test Dr Parisa Taheri
Step-up-Step-down test Dr Parisa Taheri
Assessing patellar tracking Dr Parisa Taheri
Patellar apprehension test Dr Parisa Taheri
Dr Parisa Taheri Meniscal Tests
Mc Murray test Dr Parisa Taheri
Apley Test Dr Parisa Taheri
Dr Parisa Taheri Wilson's test
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