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Patellofemoral Pain
Patellofemoral Pain
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Video Summary
Brett DeGoyer, a primary care sports medicine specialist, discusses evaluating patellofemoral complaints in patients. His exam includes palpating the patella's margins and assessing movement for laxity, pain, and sensitivity. He conducts a patella apprehension test by inducing lateral motion, looking for signs of anxiety or pain, indicating instability. By compressing and moving the patella, he checks for crepitus and chondromalacia. The Clark's test checks for pain during quadriceps contraction, further indicating patellofemoral joint issues. These evaluations help identify patellofemoral instability or pain sources.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 25
Topic
Knee
Keywords
2nd Edition, CASE 25
2nd Edition
Knee
patellofemoral complaints
patella apprehension test
chondromalacia
Clark's test
patellofemoral instability
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