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Lateral Surgical Approaches to the Kneeical approaches for extra-articular or intra-articular procedures. Numerous approaches exist for the lateral approach to the knee, from the distal femur, posterolateral corner, anterolateral ligament, intra-articular lateral parapatellar arthrotomy, open or inside-out meniscal repair, to the proxima

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Arthroscopic Synovectomy and Lysis of Adhesions (With or Without MUA)ical techniques used to treat a number of orthopedic surgical pathologies. Arthroscopic lysis or adhesions has been described as an effective intervention for patients that experience arthrofibrosis of the knee, most often following a traumatic injury or surgical procedure. The goal of the surgery i

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Acute Quadriceps Tendon Repair and treatment by orthopedic surgeons. In this chapter, we have described the mechanism of these injuries along with the function of the native quadriceps tendon. We have also detailed both nonsurgical and surgical management comparing several techniques along with their respective outcomes. While s

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Surgical Treatment of Patellar Tendinopathy/Osgood–Schlatter’s Diseasextensor mechanism along with the quadriceps tendon and attaches the patella to the tibial tuberosity of the anterior tibia. The extensor mechanism, and specifically the patellar tendon, is actively involved in movement of the knee joint, acting over a large lever arm fulcrumed by the patella (Newell

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Meniscusf the meniscus and summarizes the important features of clinical assessment. It describes how MRI with an accurate radiology report is integrated with the clinical findings to determine the best management plan for the patient. It emphasizes the important of using common terminology to ensure good c

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Knee Ligaments: Injury Characteristics and Physical Examination Techniquesral collateral ligaments, and structures which stabilize the posteromedial and posterolateral corners. Injury to these structures leads to pain and loss of function in many patients. The injury characteristics and clinical presentation of individuals with injuries to the above ligamentous structures

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Extensor Mechanismand the patellofemoral joint, which altogether provide delicate synergism for the extension–flexion motion of the knee joint. Anterior knee pain is a common clinical problem, especially in young patients with underlying abnormal patellofemoral morphology, whereas other more serious and less common d