The Patellofemoral Joint

<p>I Patellofemoral anatomy, mechanics and evaluation.- 1 Patellofemoral anatomy and mechanics.- 2 Patient and family history in the evaluation of patellofemoral patients.- 3 Examination of patients with patellofemoral symptoms.- 4 Imaging evaluation of patients with patellofemoral symptoms.- 5 Principles of prevention and rehabilitation for patellofemoral - Christopher Powers.- 6 Newest surgical treatments for patellofemoral osteochondral lesions.- II Case based evaluation and treatment of patellofemoral patients.-&nbsp;7 The pediatric patient with open physes: case– 11 year old girl with dysplasia.-&nbsp;8 Adolescent patient with closed physes, mild dysplasia and malalignment: case – 15 year old girl case presentation, and commentary and treatment recommendations by international surgeons.- 9 Young male soccer player with second dislocation, closed physes, normal trochlea – 19 year old.- 10 21 year old male&nbsp; with alta, recurrent instability.- 11 19 year old girl with high tttg,trochlear dysplasia.- 12 25 year old with large chondral lesion, patellofemoral instability, tttg 15mm.- 13 35 year old with recurrent instability, chondrosis of patella and trochlea.- III Patellofemoral pain. Chondrosis, and arthritis.- 14 19 year old with anterior knee pain, normal articular cartilage.- 15 22 year old with anterior knee pain, normal cartilage, mild alignment abnormalities.- 16 21 year old with patellofemoral pain and mal torsion of the lower limbs: place of derotation osteotomies.- 22 27 year old male, basketball, with central trochlear lesion.- 23 35 year old woman, lateral patella and trochlear chondrosis.- 24 55 year old, marginal osteophytes, general patellofemoral chondrosis.- IV Traumatic injuries to the patellofemoral joint.- 25 Patellofemoral fracture, stellate, in 54 year old woman.- 26 Patella fracture of inferior pole, in 48 year old man.- 27 Quadriceps tendon rupture in 54 year old man.- 28 Patella tendon rupture in 37 year old man.- V Degenerative tendinopathies of the patellofemoral joint.- 29 Osgood-Schlatter’s disease in a 12 year old.- 30 Patella tendinitis in a 21 year old basketball player.- 31 Patella tendinitis at Osgood-schlatter’s lesion of 32 year old.- 32 Quadriceps tendinitis in a 35 year old.- VI Advances and the future treatment of patellofemoral disorders.- 33 Evidence based medicine.- 34 Biologic treatments.</p>