Not all patellofemoral pain is the same.
A history of knee trauma may influence:
- Clinical presentation
- Movement strategy
- Interpretation of biomechanical findings
New paper published👇🏼
https://t.co/4PFiyhTzlb
Hot off the presses! Great work by @RonaldoBriani, @Sinead_Holden, & a great team! Bridging the Gap: A Systematic Evidence and Gap Map of Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for Patellofemoral Pain | Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy https://t.co/T1nT9PFtbJ
Patellofemoral pain risk factors and prevention: what’s supported by evidence, and where are the gaps? Explore this interesting evidence gap map! https://t.co/IUctM4rISR
✅🔓Open access! Check our most recent publication "Confidence and knowledge of Brazilian physiotherapists and physiotherapy students in managing patellofemoral pain"
https://t.co/eL3aaE0UXV
@DrBazettJones@mariwaiteman
🚨Call for Abstracts - #iPFRR25 in Boston, USA 🚨
We look forward to your submission!
Abstract Due Date: 11:59pm GMT on 28 February 2025
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New publication out!
✅ Bilateral deficits in single-leg hop for distance performance does not seem to occur concomitantly with sagittal plane movement differences in people with patellofemoral pain as compared to controls.
‼️50 days' free access link: https://t.co/S922d9xQIr
🚨Our newest Systematic Review, including 83 studies, showed large-effect deficits in function of individuals with PFP! However, they were not explained by age, BMI, symptoms duration or pain.
@JAT_NATA
Free Full Text ⬇️
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🎉 It’s finally here! 🎉
After 5 years of on-and-off work, I am excited to announce our systematic review investigating the relationship between hip strength and hip and knee kinematics during single-leg tasks is officially published! 📚✅
https://t.co/MNcbyt0CWT