Zusammenfassung
Patellofemorale Schmerzen werden oft auf eine Chondromalazie zurück geführt. Arthroskopische Studien und Kadaverstudien haben jedoch gezeigt, dass eine Chondromalazie häufig vorliegt, ohne dass sie mit Schmerzen verbunden ist [3]. Bentley, Metcalf, McGinty und andere Autoren konnten zeigen, dass es viele Patienten mit einem anterioren Knieschmerz gibt, die arthroskopisch einen völlig normalen retropatellaren Knorpel aufweisen [2, 11, 13].
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Fulkerson, J.P. (2000). Therapiemöglichkeiten beim persistierenden patellofemoralen Schmerzsyndrom. In: Wirth, C.J., Rudert, M. (eds) Das patellofemorale Schmerzsyndrom. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57717-8_29
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