Pain in front of knee that worsens with exercise
Introduction
Introduction The clinical manifestations of sacral osteochondrosis are knee pain and mild lameness, running, and the symptoms are aggravated when going up and down.
Cause
Cause
(1) Causes of the disease:
Trauma is the main cause.
(2) Pathogenesis:
When the iliac crest of the humerus is excessively pulled or caused by the quadriceps tendon and the patellofemoral ligament attached thereto, it may cause fatigue fracture or stress fracture, and the blood supply to the epiphysis may be impaired. Its pathogenesis and pathological changes are very similar to tibial tuberosity osteochondrosis. As the ischemia causes the epiphysis to be necrotic, it is absorbed later, and there is a creep replacement, which eventually leads to the elongation, enlargement and deformity of the tibia. Some people think that the disease is caused by endocrine disorders, or that it is related to heredity. Juvenile onset can occur in adults with high tibia.
Examine
an examination
Related inspection
Rheumatoid factor magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) CT examination
According to the history of trauma, the clinical manifestations are pain in the knee and mild lameness, running, increased symptoms on the upper and lower floors, and special manifestations of X-ray films can be established.
Diagnosis
Differential diagnosis
The patella anterior knee pain syndrome is a professional vocabulary that describes the pain that occurs in front of or around the humerus. The common cause is the damage to the tibia of the tibia, which is caused by the impact force on the tibia. The injury is also known as the patellar ligament pain syndrome or the running knee.
According to the history of trauma, the clinical manifestations are pain in the knee and mild lameness, running, increased symptoms on the upper and lower floors, and special manifestations of X-ray films can be established.
