Knee injuries - knee injuries common

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knee injuries are common in sports. However, knee injuries can affect just anyone. Here you will find information about some of the common knee injuries with links to further discussions about the specific knee injury. The type of knee injury depends on the specific structure involved.

Overview of the knee joint

The knee joint is considered the largest joint in the body. It is composed of three bones: the femur or thigh bone, shin (tibia) and the kneecap or patella

Much of the stability of your knee comes from structures inside your knee and surrounding. muscles, tendons and ligaments. Learn more about anatomy of the knee joint .

Knee Common injuries

• anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) Tear
  
  your ACL or ACL is located inside of your knee. It helps support your knee by preventing too much forward sliding of the tibia. ACL tear usually occurs in athletes whose activities require jumping, running and stopping suddenly and kicks. Symptoms of ACL may include pain, swelling and difficulty in movement of the knee. Tearing the ACL can be partial (incomplete) or completely torn (ruptured).
• Common ACL injuries
• ACL Tear
• Cruciate Ligament previous sprain


• knee collateral ligament sprain
  
  There are two collateral ligaments of the knee: the medial collateral ligament, or MCL, which is located on the inside of the knee and the lateral collateral ligament (LCL) that is on the outside of the knee. Your collateral ligaments help provide stability to your knee joint.
  
  • Collateral Ligaments (Basics)
  
  sprained medial collateral ligament can happen when it is overstretched or torn causing symptoms. It is often caused by a direct blow to the outside of the knee with a kick or a tackle.
  
  • What MCL sprain?
  
  In an LCL sprain, the lateral collateral ligament is stretched beyond what it can take, or torn. As MCL sprain, sprained LCL may occur as a result of a direct blow to the inside of the knee.
• Lateral Collateral Ligament Sprain


• and medial meniscal tears side
  
  your menisci (plural meniscus) are C-shaped cartilage-located inside your knee. They contribute to the spread of joint fluid inside your knee and act as shock absorbers during movement. The meniscus can be damaged during too torsion or flexion of the knee.
• What is the meniscus?
• Meniscus Tear


• knee bursitis
  
  knee bursitis is inflammation one of bursae around the knee joint. A purse is a small bag filled with joint fluid. It helps to prevent friction between the bone and the tissue covering like a muscle, tendon or skin.
  
  • What the knee bursitis?
  knee bursitis can result from irritation due to constant rubbing of a tendon on the stock market or the pressure on the stock market for long periods, as in kneeling.
• prepatellar bursitis
• bursitis anserine


• Knee Osteoarthritis
  
  knee osteoarthritis occurs when the lining of the bone surfaces including wear knee joints outside. The toppings are called cartilage. Once the cartilage is completely worn out, it can cause pain, swelling, joint stiffness, and difficulty walking.
  
  Osteoarthritis is sometimes called degenerative joint disease as the disease progresses over time.
• knee osteoarthritis
• You osteoarthritis? You must do!

physiotherapy and knee injuries

Physical therapy may be able to help you manage your symptoms of knee injuries if you have had surgery or not. Physiotherapists are experts in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, including many cases of knee injuries.

The goals of physical therapy for knee injuries may include, in

• Relieve your symptoms and restore normal or the highest possible service;
• improve or achieve your highest level of independence;
• Promoting healthy lifestyles;
• Prevent injuries amd loss of function, and
• Improve your quality of life.

type of physiotherapy treatment you receive will depend on the specific condition you have. However, expect that you will actively participate in your rehabilitation, such as performing exercises.

• The physical therapy for knee pain

See also

• All about knee Pain
• All about knee injury

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Conditions / injury | Physical Therapy | Health and Well-being

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