Subjects with patellofemoral pain syndrome show muscle weakness and lower load plantar -- case report.

Introduction: Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PPS) is characterized as diffuse pain in the anterior knee. Objective: To evaluate the distribution of plantar pressure during two functional activities: up and down stairs, as well as torque and work of the flexors and extensors of the knee in one subject...

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Publicado en:ConScientiae Saúde Vol. 10; no. 3; pp. 547 - 555
Autores principales: Piazza, Lisiane, Luza, Marcelo, Vidmar, Marlon Francys, Tavares, Graziela Morgana Silva, Pimentel, Gilnei Lopes Pimentel, Santos, Gilmar Moraes
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Publicado: Nove de Julho University 2011
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          Piazza, Lisiane
          Luza, Marcelo
          Vidmar, Marlon Francys
          Tavares, Graziela Morgana Silva
          Pimentel, Gilnei Lopes Pimentel
          Santos, Gilmar Moraes
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          Biomechanics
          Knee Pathology
          Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
          Case Studies
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          Flexion
          Human
          Pain Measurement
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        Introduction: Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PPS) is characterized as diffuse pain in the anterior knee. Objective: To evaluate the distribution of plantar pressure during two functional activities: up and down stairs, as well as torque and work of the flexors and extensors of the knee in one subject with and one without PPS. Method: An evaluation of the plantar pressure distribution during two functional activities: up and down stairs and isokinetic assessment of knee flexors and extensors, and intensity of pain before and after each activity was conducted. Results: The subject with PPS had lower contact time and lower values for the pressure-time integral, as well as lower peak torque and work of the flexors and extensors muscles of the knee. Conclusion: The PPS has led to reducing the load on the affected limb to climb and descend stairs as well as weakness of the flexors and extensors of the knee.
        Introdução: A Síndrome da Dor Patelofemoral (SDPF) caracteriza-se como dor difusa na região anterior do joelho. Objetivo: Avaliar a distribuição da pressão plantar durante duas atividades funcionais, subir e descer escadas, bem como torque e trabalho dos flexores e extensores do joelho em um sujeito com e um sem SDPF. Método: Realizou-se avaliação da distribuição da pressão plantar durante duas atividades funcionais, subir e descer escadas, e avaliação isocinética dos flexores e extensores do joelho, além verificar a intensidade da dor antes e após cada atividade em um indivíduo com e um sem SDPF. Resultados: O sujeito com SDPF apresentou menor tempo de contato e menores valores para a integral pressãotempo, bem como menor pico de torque e trabalho dos flexores e extensores do joelho. Conclusão: A SDPF levou a redução da carga no membro comprometido ao subir e descer escadas e a fraqueza dos flexores e extensores do joelho.
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