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← MRI of the Knee
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| Presentation
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Patellar
instability:
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Incidenta 5.8/100,000
– After nonoperative treatment
15-50% recurrence rate
– 55% fail to
return to sport acitivity after primary dislocation
Atkin
DM et al. Am J Sports Med 2000;28:472
Causes:
multifactorial
– Oseous arhitecture
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Soft-tissue constraints (muscles)
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Osseous
arhitecture:
1. Trochlear dysplasia
2.
Patella alta
3.
Femoral and tibial torsion | Soft-tissue causes:
1.
Retinacula: medial patellar retinaculum
2. Vastul medialis and
vastus lateralis |
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