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MYAID Ortho-Glide Knee Exerciser/Slider for Rehabilitation After Surgery

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Maitland G., Hengeveld E., Banks K, (eds). Maitland’s peripheral manipulation. 4th ed. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann, 2005. Biomechanical issues such as increased knee valgus, increased hip adduction and tibial abduction or foot pronation are generally reported as vague complaints of pain that are generalized throughout the anterior knee. These symptoms can be precipitated by a miserable malalignment syndrome in which the athlete has an internally rotated femur, externally rotated tibia and pronated foot. 9 The LPTL attaches directly to the distal pole of the patella and sends fibers both into the lateral meniscus and into the underlying tibia. The LPFL is not attached directly to the femur, but indirectly via the proximal and distal attachments of the iliotibial band (ITB). Thus the tightness of the ITB (dynamic stabilizer) will influence the lateral stability force inferred by the lateral retinacular structures.

tibial condyles, as well as collateral ligaments and cruciate ligaments when the knee is fully extended. On the other hand, when the knee is slightly flexed, limited adduction and abduction are possible. Motions in the longitudinal axis, as in medial and lateral rotation, are similarly affected by the amount of joint flexion, and are possible if the knee joint is slightly flexed.

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Camanho G, Viegas A, Bitar A, Demange M, Hernandez A. Conservative Versus Surgical Treatment for Repair of the Medial Patellofemoral Ligament in Acute Dislocations of the Patella. Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic Related Surgery. 2009;25(6):620-625. (level of evidence 2b) I strongly feel that Orthoglide is far more efficient, reli

Knee joint mobilisations are manual physical therapy interventions, also known as nonthrust manipulation. [1] When mobilising, an oscillatory manual force may be applied to the tibiofemoral, proximal tibio-fibular, or patellofemoral joints, in a variety of directions and positions based on the patient’s presentation, and with several different hand positions or grips. [1] There are 1 to 4 grades, or types of mobilisation application based on the amount of resistance and magnitude of movement, depending on the aim of treatment. [2] Grades I and II are considered movements before reaching joint resistance (goal: pain modulation), and Grades III and IV refer to movements reaching resistance (goal: increase motion). Additionally, grades I and IV are small movements, and grades II and III are large movements.Fukagawa S, Matsuda S, Tashiro Y, Hashizume M, Iwamoto Y. Posterior displacement of the tibia increases in deep flexion of the knee. Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research 2010;468(4):1107-14. Beasley L, Vidal A. Traumatic patellar dislocation in children and adolescents: treatment update and literature review. Current Opinion in Pediatrics. 2004;16(1):29-36. (Level of Evidence 1b) Smith T, Bowyer D, Dixon J, Stephenson R, Chester R, Donell S. Can vastus medialis oblique be preferentially activated? A systematic review of electromyographic studies. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 2009;25(2):69-98. Noyes F, Barber-Westin S. Reconstruction of the Anterior and Posterior Cruciate Ligaments After Knee Dislocation: Use of Early Protected Postoperative Motion to Decrease Arthrofibrosis. The American Journal of Sports Medicine. 1997;25(6):769-778.

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