McConnell Test: Purpose, Procedure, and Clinical Significance for Knee Pain
The McConnell test is a clinical assessment primarily used to diagnose Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) by identifying if abnormal patellar trackin...
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The McConnell test is a clinical assessment primarily used to diagnose Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) by identifying if abnormal patellar trackin...
By Alex
While literal self-adjustment of the inner hip is not possible, discomfort and restricted mobility can be significantly improved through targeted stre...
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A sprained ankle primarily affects the ligaments surrounding the ankle joint, but can also secondarily impact tendons, nerves, joint capsules, blood v...
By Hart
Joint damage occurs through acute trauma, chronic overuse, degenerative processes like osteoarthritis, inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arth...
By Hart
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ), connecting the jaw to the skull, is arguably the most frequently used joint in the human body due to its constant e...
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The shoulder joint is inherently less stable than other joints due to its design prioritizing vast range of motion over bony stability, relying instea...
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A bouncy gait, characterized by exaggerated vertical body oscillation during walking, commonly stems from specific biomechanical patterns, muscle imba...
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Hypermobility exists on a spectrum from a benign anatomical variation to a distinct physical condition, particularly when it leads to symptoms such as...
By Hart
The kneecap glides smoothly within the femur's trochlear groove, guided by tendons, ligaments, and muscle forces, to enhance quadriceps efficiency dur...
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