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期刊名:Sports medicine and arthroscopy review

缩写:SPORTS MED ARTHROSC

ISSN:1062-8592

e-ISSN:1538-1951

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Nagavaishnavi V Bhaskara,Donia Karimaghaei,Ali Ridha et al. Nagavaishnavi V Bhaskara et al.
Recurrent patellofemoral instability (PFJI) can result in significant pain, functional limitations, and surgical failure. A thorough understanding of the reasons for such failures is crucial for developing effective revision strategies. Thi...
Lily J Qian,Marc A Tompkins Lily J Qian
Femoral anteversion is an important anatomic risk factor for patellofemoral instability. History and physical exam, in addition to diagnostic imaging, are all components of a full assessment to determine whether femoral anteversion is a sig...
Nathan H Varady,Nicolas Pascual-Leone,Sabrina M Strickland Nathan H Varady
Patellofemoral (PF) chondral lesions are a common source of knee pain and disability, typically arising from traumatic (instability/fracture) or degenerative (overload) etiologies. This review synthesizes contemporary evidence on PF joint p...
Ariana I Matarangas,Sofia Hidalgo Perea,Daniel W Green Ariana I Matarangas
Patellofemoral instability is a common knee pathology affecting children and adolescents, with recurrence rates exceeding 50% in skeletally immature patients. Identification and stratification of anatomic risk factors for recurrence are ess...
Donia Karimaghaei,Aditya Vijay,Nagavaishnavi V Bhaskara et al. Donia Karimaghaei et al.
Recurrent patellofemoral instability is a common and disabling condition, particularly among young, active individuals. The medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) is a critical stabilizer of the patella, and its reconstruction has become a w...
John Fulkerson,Johannes Sieberer,Lucas Kim et al. John Fulkerson et al.
Recurrent lateral patella instability is primarily a result of lateral patella entry to the femoral trochlea. Using 3-D imaging, one can accurately assess this lateral entry more accurately than with plain radiographs, making 3-D imaging im...
Ali Ridha,Aditya Vijay,Mohammad Monem et al. Ali Ridha et al.
Patellofemoral instability is a spectrum of disorders in which the patella loses normal tracking within the trochlear groove, presenting as subluxation or dislocation. Accurate quantification is essential for guiding treatment, yet no unifi...
Jefferson Brand,Nicola Maffulli Jefferson Brand
Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review (SMAR) is pleased to introduce the first of a two-part series on patellofemoral instability, guest edited by Drs. Nicola Maffulli and John Fulkerson. This issue reflects the journal's mission, as artic...
Joshua Mizels,Omid Jalali,Frank Martinez et al. Joshua Mizels et al.
Low back pain (LBP) in the athlete is a common condition that warrants specialized care. Knowledge of the various biomechanical and sport-specific factors remains critical in identifying the underlying etiology of LBP. There are both intrin...