This article discusses the incidence, presentation, anatomy and biomechanics of patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) before delving deeper into patient examination, the practical application of patellar taping, the use of orthoses and exercise rehabilitation therapy. It is supported by a series of videos which can also be used as part of a patient education programme, as well as printable patient information leaflets.
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This content consists of a 9 minute video presentation professionally produced and presented at the Fisic Conference 2015.
This content consists of a 8 minute video presentation professionally produced and presented at the Fisic Conference 2015.
This content consists of a 7 minute video presentation professionally produced and presented at the Fisic Conference 2015.
This patient information leaflet covers exercises and advice for patellofemoral pain syndrome. The leaflet includes an overview of patellofemoral pain syndrome, along with specific strengthening and stretching exercises and repetition guidelines (which can be changed... Read More
This article consists of four printable client handouts covering four phases of proximal muscle rehabilitation for patellofemoral pain. If you have access to this article you will be able to click the PDF in the... Read More
Subgrouping individuals who suffer with patellofemoral pain has been identified as an important clinical tool to improve treatment effectiveness. This article presents the reader with a possible method to achieve subgrouping, considering the common deficits... Read More
This article offers the reader an evidence-informed and clinically reasoned review of the current literature with respect to proximal interventions in the management of patellofemoral pain. The evidence clearly backs up this approach, but it... Read More
Knee pain and especially patellofemoral pain (PFP) is common among adolescents, but most of the previous scientific research has focused on adults even though adolescents with PFP are frequently seen in the clinic. During the... Read More
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