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Patellar Dislocations
Patellar Dislocations
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Patellar dislocation commonly occurs laterally and forms 2-3% of knee injuries, typically in young adults. Recurrence is likely in 15-60% of cases. Factors include connective tissue disorders like Ehlers-Danlos, high-riding patella, and dysplastic musculature. Diagnosis involves identifying pain, hemarthrosis, and ligament tenderness. Imaging post-reduction is advised to check for fractures. Reduction requires medial force and knee extension. Management includes immobilization, pain relief, and possibly aspiration of hemarthrosis. Physical therapy focuses on strengthening muscles to prevent recurrence. Surgery may be necessary for persistent cases or structural issues. Recurrent dislocation is more likely if the first event occurs before age 20.
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2nd Edition
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2nd Edition, CASE 47
Topic
Rheumatology
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2nd Edition, CASE 47
2nd Edition
Rheumatology
patellar dislocation
knee injuries
connective tissue disorders
physical therapy
surgical intervention
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