PPT-Patella Tendonopathy 11/09/19

What are tendons Tendons are dense connective tissue structures that are defined based on their anatomical position of connecting muscle to bone Transmits muscle related force to the bone which results in movement around the joint. 1 Prepared for our Patients: by Gary Savatsky, MD Orthopedic Spine and Sports Medicine Center Kneecap or patella pain can occur in any age group but is most common in Pre - teens and adolescents. Pain. Syndrome. What is . Patellofemoral. Pain Syndrome?. Patellofemoral. Pain Syndrome is a spectrum of processes all characterized by . retropatellar. pain (behind the kneecap) or . peripatellar. Pain Syndrome. Anatomy. Anatomy – . patellofemoral. joint. Patella (convex) articulates with trochlea of femur (concave). Bony lesions may be present in PFPS e.g. degenerative/fracture. Patella is . Augmentation Patella for use with NexGen Complete Knee Solution Catalog No. Description Size Thickness* 00-5876-009-00 Implant Kit (incl. 1 of ea. implant) 00-5876-010-19 Augmentation Patella Mediu Dr. V. Singh . Chauhan. Dr. Michael . Maru. Sleeve Fractures of the Patella. Outline. History . and Physical Examination. Preop. and Post op info. Discussion. Dr. V Singh . Chauhan. Orthopedic Registrar University of Nairobi. Ian Rice MD. Introduction. Tendinosis. & Rupture. Extensor Mechanism Disruption. Quadriceps tendon rupture. Patellar tendon rupture. Anatomy. Extensor Mechanism. Quadriceps. Quadriceps tendon. Patella. Ian Rice MD. Introduction. Tendinosis. & Rupture. Extensor Mechanism Disruption. Quadriceps tendon rupture. Patellar tendon rupture. Anatomy. Extensor Mechanism. Quadriceps. Quadriceps tendon. Patella. Kyle T. Judd MS, MD, FACS. David J. Hak . MD, MBA, FACS. Updated February 2016. 1. Anatomy. Patella. Largest sesamoid . bone. Triangular . shape (apex distal). Distal pole - patellar . tendon origin. ECHO Sports Medicine . 4/7/2016 . Author:. Ali . Shahin, M.D. 03.30.2011. Objective. Learn how to do a quick and thorough knee exam. Be able to identify. Collateral ligament sprains/tears (LCL, MCL). Anatomy. It is the largest and most complex joint in the body. . The . knee is a modified hinge . joint combining . two articulations. , the tibiofemoral and the patellofemoral. The fibula is not part of the joint. . Stephen A. Black, DSc, M.Ed., PT, ATC/L, NSCA-CPT. RockyMountain Human Performance, Inc.. Florida Gulf Coast University. Statistical Overview. Recent Statistics (2012) – . total . reported. ~19,000+. ntroduction, or kneecap, can be a source of knee pain when it fails to function properly. Alignment or overuse problems of the patella can lead to wear and tear of the cartilage behind the patella. Ch : The patella is a sesamoid bone that is embedded in the quadriceps tendon. Tensile forces are transmitted from the quadriceps to the tibia via the patella. The patella is also subjected to compres Students will review terminology related to performing an injury evaluation, including HOPS.. Students will learn the process of combining HOPS with a full evaluation to come to a conclusion.. Students will be able to explain and perform special tests related to the knee..