'Medial femoral condyle' presentation slideshows

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: Assessment and Intervention Strategies

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome: Assessment and Intervention Strategies. Donna Dean, SPT 2013 DPT Capstone Project University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Learning Objectives. Develop a clear understanding of the definition for different etiologies of PFPS .

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C 30 AnIsomelIa

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KNEE

KNEE. Tibiofemoral Joint. Modified hinge joint. Articulating surfaces: Femoral condyles: Convex and asymmetric. Medial condyle is larger than the lateral. Condyles are separated anteriorly by patellar groove. Condyles are separated posteriorly by intercondylar fossa.

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Anatomy of Bones

Anatomy of Bones. From Head to toes to hands. Medial Lateral Anterior Posterior Superior Inferior Proximal Distal Dorsal/dorsum Palmar Plantar Condyle/epicondyle Fossa Process Tuberosity Styloid. Apophysis Diaphysis Epiphysis Medullary cavity Osteoblasts Osteoclasts

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Osteochondritis Dissicans

Osteochondritis Dissicans. What is it?. Disorder of an ossification site Can affect one or more joints Affects the: Subchondral layer Articular cartilage Bone fragment and articular cartilage separate from underlying bone Fragments create loose bodies in the joint. Classification.

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International Journal of Orthopedics: Research & Therapy

Introduction: Spontaneous Osteonecrosis of the Knee (SONK) is a devastating and debilitating disease that mainly afflicts the elderly. A conservative approach may forgo the need for surgical intervention. This case report describes an orthopaedic patient diagnosed with SONK. After fi ve months of conservative treatment, the patient was able to walk without pain and remained clinically stable for seven years.

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