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Session V: Patellofemoral Joint
Session V: Patellofemoral Joint
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Video Summary
The video focuses on a case study of a 17-year-old girl with chronic patellofemoral pain and rotational issues. The physical examination reveals specific alignment and rotation problems, with imaging confirming a 45-degree external rotation on the left tibia. The recommended treatment plan involves an osteotomy to internally rotate the left tibia and correct the deformity, with fixation using screws. The goal of the surgery is to improve pain and functional stability in the patellofemoral joint. The consensus among the tables is that the patient should undergo surgery and have the tibia internally rotated, although the choice of osteotomy technique and fixation varies. The importance of assessing healing and tailoring a rehabilitation protocol for each patient is highlighted.<br /><br />The video also discusses the importance of accurately diagnosing and distinguishing rotational deformities, such as rotation, torsion, and version, in patients. Various rotational osteotomies are discussed, including femoral external rotation osteotomy and tibial internal rotation osteotomy. The speaker emphasizes the need for careful analysis of the deformity and individualized treatment based on the patient's specific needs. The patellofemoral aspect is also considered in these cases.<br /><br />The video demonstrates the technique for performing the osteotomies, showcasing the use of shunt screws and the significance of preserving the superficial branch of the common peroneal nerve during tibial osteotomies. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of a comprehensive approach to rotational deformities, emphasizing accurate preoperative analysis and patient selection as crucial factors.
Keywords
chronic patellofemoral pain
rotational issues
alignment problems
rotation problems
45-degree external rotation
osteotomy
internal rotation
deformity correction
fixation with screws
pain improvement
functional stability
diagnosing rotational deformities
femoral external rotation osteotomy
tibial internal rotation osteotomy
shunt screws
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