2018Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Open Access JournalOpen access

Incidence of Patella Alta in Anterior Knee Pain- Assessment with Patellar Height Ratio's

Balgovind S. Raja

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Materials and methods528 lateral x-rays of the knee (212 male and178 females) were collected between the time period August 2017 to February 2018 from patients with anterior knee pain, with difficulty or pain on squatting or sitting.Patients with underlying knee pathologies, knee deformities and knee surgery were excluded.

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Materials and methods528 lateral x-rays of the knee (212 male and178 females) were collected between the time period August 2017 to February 2018 from patients with anterior knee pain, with difficulty or pain on squatting or sitting.Patients with underlying knee pathologies, knee deformities and knee surgery were excluded.

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Materials and methods528 lateral x-rays of the knee (212 male and178 females) were collected between the time period August 2017 to February 2018 from patients with anterior knee pain, with difficulty or pain on squatting or sitting.Patients with underlying knee pathologies, knee deformities and knee surgery were excluded.

Key concepts: Anterior knee pain, Patella, Medicine, Incidence (geometry), Knee pain, Physical therapy, Orthodontics, Mathematics

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