2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-78522011000100004
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Avaliação da altura patelar em atletas com tendinopatia crônica do aparelho extensor do joelho

Abstract: Objectives: To carry out a radiographic evaluation of patellar height in athletes diagnosed with chronic tendinopathy of the knee extensor mechanism; Methods: Radiographic assessments were carried out on 65 patients (110 knees) aged between 15 and 40 years, who practiced different kinds of sports, some with of chronic tendinopathy of the knee extensor mechanism (jumper's knee) and others without. The athletes were divided into two groups: those with diagnosed "jumper's knee" (group 1:38 athletes -56 Universida… Show more

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“…Essa informação caracteriza os dois tipos de lesões mais achados no estudo, que mostrou também semelhança com o estudo de Pileggi et al, (2010) , que encontraram uma grande presença de tendinopatias e periostite. Com o estudo de Garms et al, (2011) , em atletas com tendinite crônica no qual haviam praticantes de corrida e musculação e no de para reabilitar corredores no qual encontraram as duas lesões.…”
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“…Essa informação caracteriza os dois tipos de lesões mais achados no estudo, que mostrou também semelhança com o estudo de Pileggi et al, (2010) , que encontraram uma grande presença de tendinopatias e periostite. Com o estudo de Garms et al, (2011) , em atletas com tendinite crônica no qual haviam praticantes de corrida e musculação e no de para reabilitar corredores no qual encontraram as duas lesões.…”
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“…Patella height ratios of more than 1.3 indicate that the patella rides high, which is associated with a higher risk of patellar dislocations. The patella was also shown to be higher in athletes with chronic tendinopathy [ 10 , 11 ]. According to Agletti et al, even in patients who do not participate in athletics, changes in patella height from the norm are regarded to be permissive to injury [ 11 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Blackburn and Peel, the aforementioned applies universally and is reproducible [ 11 ]. The Blackburne-Peel method is more reliable because it depends on more constant and consistent bony landmarks [ 10 ].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%