Knee Pain in Sports Medicine: Essentials of Diagnosis and Treatment

Clinicians, physiatrists, and fitness trainers are daily faced with challenges regarding the diagnosis and management of microtraumatic knee injuries. These conditions are particularly complex and misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis may lead to performance limitations and a prolonged absence from sports activities. Knee Pain in Sports Medicine: Essentials of Diagnosis and Treatment helps readers accurately diagnose these conditions and provides effective guidance on management, allowing for prompt recovery and return to play. INDICE: INTRODUCTION * CHAPTER I: PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * 2.1. Vastus medialis coordination test * 2.2. Patellar apprehension test or Smillie test * 2.3. Eccentric step test * 2.4. Waldron's test (Phases I and II) * 2.5. Clarke's test or patellofemoral grinding test or Zohlen's test * 2.6. Standard step-down test * IV. Differential diagnosis * 1. Plica syndrome * 2. PT * 3. Sinding-Larsen Johansson syndrome * 4. Patellar dislocations * 5. Osgood-Schlatter Disease * 6. Patellar instability or subluxation * 7. Systemic rheumatologic joint disease * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X-rays * 2. Computed tomography * 3. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative treatment * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 1.4. Orthoses * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER II: PATELLAR TENDINOPATHY * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * VI. Differential Diagnosis * 1. Retinacular pain * 2. Fat pad lesion * 3. Lipoma arborescens * 4. Infrapatellar bursitis * 5. Partial anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear * 6. Entrapment of the saphenous nerve * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X-rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 3. Surgical treatment * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER III: QUADRICEPS TENDON INJURIES * I. Background * II. Synonym * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * VI. Differential Diagnosis * 1. PT * 2. Patellar fracture * 3. Patellofemoral syndrome and Chondromalacia patellae * 4. Prepatellar bursitis * V. Imaging * 1. Standard x-rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative Treatment * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 1.4. Orthoses * 2. Procedures * 2.1. PRP injection * 2.2. Corticosteroid injection * 3. Surgical Treatment * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER IV: ILIOTIBIAL BAND SYNDROME * I. Background * II. Synonym * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * 2.1. Renne's test * 2.2. The Noble test * 2.3. The Ober test * 2.4. The Thomas test * IV. Differential Diagnosis * 1. Lateral meniscal tear * 2. Lateral compartment degenerative joint disease * 3. Biceps femoris (BF) tendinopathy * 4. Stress fracture * 5. PFP * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X-Rays * 2. US * 3. CT scan * 4. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative Management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical Management * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER V: PES ANSERINUS SYNDROME * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * IV. Differential diagnosis * 1. L3-L4 radiculopathy * 2. Meniscal cyst * 3. Synovial osteochondromatosis * 4. Malignant tumors * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X-rays * 2. US * 3. CT scan * 4. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VII. Take Home Messages * CHAPTER VI: BICEPS FEMORIS TENDINOPATHY * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * IV. Differential diagnosis * 1. Lateral osteoarthritis of the knee or osteochondral defects * 2. Injury to the lateral collateral ligament or posterolateral corner of the knee * 3. Lateral meniscal tears * 4. ITBS * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X rays * 2. US * 3. CT scan * 4. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative Treatment * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical Treatment * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER VII: POPLITEUS TENDINOPATHY * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * IV. Differential Diagnosis * 1. Posterior horn tear of the meniscus * 2. Osteochondritis dissecans * 3. ITBS * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative Management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VII. Take home Messages * CHAPTER VIII: GANGLION CYST AND MUCOID DEGENERATION OF THE ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT * A. ACL ganglion cyst * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * III. Differential diagnosis * 1. Popliteal cysts * 2. Knee bursitis * IV. Imaging * 1. Conventional X-rays * 2. CT scan and arthrography * 3. MRI * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Medical treatment * 1.2. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * B. ACL mucoid degeneration * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * III. Differential diagnosis * IV. Imaging: * 1. Standard X rays * 2. MRI * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Medical treatment * 1.2. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment: * VI. Take home messages * CHAPTER IX: OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSECANS * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * IV. Differential Diagnosis * 1. Meniscal tear * 2. ACL tear * 3. Osteoarthritis * 4. Plica syndrome * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X rays * 2. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * 4. Arthroscopy * 5. Drilling * 6. Fragment fixation * 7. Surgical reconstruction: Mosaic osteochondral transplantation * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER X: OVERUSE MENISCAL PATHOLOGY * I. Background * II. Synonyms * III. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * 1. McMurray test * 2. Apley compression test or meniscal grinding test * IV. Differential diagnosis * 1. Anterior or posterior cruciate ligament tears * 2. Knee Osteoarthritis * 3. Plica syndromes * 4. Popliteal tendinitis * 5. OCD * 6. Fat pad impingement syndrome * 7. Inflammatory arthritis * V. Imaging * 1. Standard X-rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * VI. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VII. Take home messages * CHAPTER XI: KNEE BURSITIS * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * 3. Topographic forms * 3.1. Prepatellar bursitis (Housemaid's knee) * 3.2. Infrapatellar bursitis (Vicar's knee) * 3.3. Anserine bursitis * 3.4. Medial collateral ligament bursitis * 3.5. Semimembranosus bursitis * III. Differential diagnosis * IV. Imaging * 1. Standard X Rays * 2. Arthrography * 3. US * 4. CT scan * 5. MRI * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 1.4. Orthoses * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VI. Take home messages * CHAPTER XII: OSGOOD-SCHLATTER DISEASE * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * III. Differential diagnosis * 1. OCD * 2. SLJS * 3. PFP * 3. Avulsion fracture of the tibial tuberosity * 4. Pes anserinus bursitis * 5. Tumor and infection. * IV. Imaging * 1. Standard X rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VI. Take home messages * CHAPTER XIII: SINDING-LARSEN AND JOHANSSON SYNDROME * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * III. Differential diagnosis * 1. Sleeve fracture * 2. OCD * 3. Stress fracture of the patella * 4. PT * IV. Imaging * 1. Standard X rays * 2. US * 3. MRI * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative management * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Medical treatment * 1.3. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * VI. Take home messages * CHAPTER XIV: INSTABILITY OF THE PROXIMAL TIBIOFIBULAR JOINT * I. Background * II. Clinical study * 1. Symptoms * 2. Physical examination * III. Differential diagnosis * 1. Meniscal tears or a discoid lateral meniscus: * 2. Lateral knee osteophytes: * 3. Intra-articular loose bodies * 4. Lateral collateral ligament injury * 5. BF tendinopathy * 6. ITBS * IV. Imaging * 1. Standard X-rays * 2. CT scan * V. Treatment * 1. Conservative treatment * 1.1. Activity modification * 1.2. Rehabilitation * 2. Procedures * 3. Surgical treatment * 3.1. Arthrodesis * 3.2. Fibular head resection * 3.3. Surgical reconstruction * VI. Take home messages * CONCLUSION * REFERENCES * EVALUATION

• ISBN: 978-0-323-88069-5
• Editorial: Elsevier
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 350
• Fecha Publicación: 14/03/2024
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• Idioma: Inglés