Introduction Puffiness behind the knee or swelling in the popliteal fossa or Swelling behind the knee can be caused by several different things. A Baker cyst causes inflammation of the popliteal bursa in the back of the knee. A Baker cyst could be the cause of swelling behind one knee. This can develop when a…
Knee popping, often accompanied by pain, is a common concern that many individuals experience at some point in their lives. The knee is a complex joint, consisting of bones, ligaments, tendons, and cartilage, and its proper functioning is crucial for maintaining mobility and stability. On the other hand, knee popping and pain may also occur,…
Introduction Bone spurs in the knee are a common issue, especially in those over sixty. Knee bone spurs may not cause any symptoms at all in certain individuals, but they can also cause pain and stiffness in others, which can significantly interfere with daily activities. Bone spurs are hard, bony lumps that grow into bumps…
Introduction Pain in the knee Kneeling is a typical issue that can seriously interfere with day-to-day tasks. As soon as you kneel, after kneeling for a time, when you stand up after kneeling, or later after kneeling for a while, you may experience knee pain. When one already has knee pain, kneeling can be difficult….
Introduction A new method for treating knee osteoarthritis (OA) pain includes giving injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP). There’s a chance that researchers are investigating it at the moment. Several PRP preparations have received approval from the FDA, but using PRP to treat knee osteoarthritis is not currently covered by this approval. Current guidelines from the American…
Introduction The procedure of collecting synovial fluid from a Knee joint cavity is called Knee arthrocentesis. It can be used for treatment as well as for diagnosis. Although arthrocentesis is regarded as a minor surgical procedure, blood vessels, nerves, and tendons can still be injured around the procedure. Thus, the process should only be carried…
Introduction Pain behind the knee can be attributed to various factors, including overuse, injury, or underlying medical conditions. Engaging in specific exercises can help alleviate discomfort and promote flexibility and strength in the affected area. Pain Behind The Knee may be treated in a number of methods, such as Pain Medication, Physical Therapy, strengthening exercises,…
What is Knee Pain at the Back of the Knee? The back of the knee, also known as the popliteal fossa, is a complex anatomical region with a network of structures, including muscles, tendons, ligaments, and nerves. Knee Pain at the Back of the Knee may be due to several reasons, such as injuries, overuse,…
What is Hyperextension? How to Identify Hyperextension of the Knee: A hyperextended knee may result in the following symptoms: Causes of Knee Hyperextension: Diagnosis and Tests How is a hyperextended knee diagnosed? Treatment of Knee Hyperextension: The severity of your damage determines the course of treatment for your hyperextended knee. If your symptoms are not…
Introduction Signs and Symptoms Causes Mechanism Classification Diagnosis and Examination Treatment of Fracture of the Lateral Tibial Plateau Non-Surgical Treatment Surgical Treatment Surgical Complications Physical Therapy Treatment Non-Weight Bearing STAGE (NWB) Partial Weight Bearing Stage Full Weight Bearing Stage High Level Outcomes FAQ References
