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Examination of the Unstable Knee

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Page 1: Knee instability clinical assessment

Examination of the

Unstable Knee

Examination of the

Unstable Knee

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Till the 1970’s, approach to the management of knee ligament injuries was haphazard & individualistic

Till the 1970’s, approach to the management of knee ligament injuries was haphazard & individualistic

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Hughston (1975)

classified knee

ligament injuries into

straight, rotary,

combined patterns

Hughston (1975)

classified knee

ligament injuries into

straight, rotary,

combined patterns

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Hughston (1975)

PCL was the

Central Pivot

Hughston (1975)

PCL was the

Central Pivot

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Nicholas (1979)

described the

importance of the

quadruple complexes

Nicholas (1979)

described the

importance of the

quadruple complexes

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Anatomy :medial side

Anatomy :medial side

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Lateral structures

Lateral structures

•Fibular collateral ligament

•Biceps femoris•Arcuate popliteal

complex• Iliotibial band

•Fibular collateral ligament

•Biceps femoris•Arcuate popliteal

complex• Iliotibial band

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Quadruple Complexes

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80% of traumatic

haemarthroses of

knee is due to ACL

rupture

Noyes

(1983)

80% of traumatic

haemarthroses of

knee is due to ACL

rupture

Noyes

(1983)

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Mechanism of injury

Mechanism of injury

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•Complete, Gentle,

Precise, Systematic

•Comparison with

normal side

•Timing – early / late

•Complete, Gentle,

Precise, Systematic

•Comparison with

normal side

•Timing – early / late

ExaminationExamination

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•Ecchymosis

•Swelling

•Tenderness

•Muscle wasting

•Ecchymosis

•Swelling

•Tenderness

•Muscle wasting

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Stress TestingStress Testing

• Gentle touch

• Comparison• End point• Degree of excursion

• Gentle touch

• Comparison• End point• Degree of excursion

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Valgus stress testValgus stress test

•0o & 30o Degrees

•Tenderness

•Laxity

•End point

•0o & 30o Degrees

•Tenderness

•Laxity

•End point

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Valgus stress test

Valgus stress test

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Valgus stress test

Valgus stress test

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Valgus stress test

Valgus stress test

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Figure of “4” position

Figure of “4” position

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Varus stress at 30o

Varus stress at 30o

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Varus stress at 0o

Varus stress at 0o

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Anterior DrawerAnterior Drawer

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Anterior DrawerAnterior Drawer

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Slocum’s Anterior Drawer

Slocum’s Anterior Drawer

•Neutral Rotation

•30o ER

•15o IR

•Neutral Rotation

•30o ER

•15o IR

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Lachman TestLachman Test

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Lachman TestLachman Test

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Lachman TestLachman Test

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Pivot Shift testPivot Shift test

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Posterior SagPosterior Sag

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Posterior SagPosterior Sag

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Posterior SagPosterior Sag

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Posterior DrawerPosterior Drawer

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Additional testsAdditional tests•External rotation

recurvatum test

•Hughston’s recurvatum test

•Flexion rotation drawer test

•Quadriceps active test

•External rotation

recurvatum test

•Hughston’s recurvatum test

•Flexion rotation drawer test

•Quadriceps active test

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Quadriceps active test

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Quadriceps active test

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