The effects of exercise therapy plus Quadriceps , Gluteus Medius and Quadratus Lumborum self-myofascial-release on pain , function and balance in patients with patellofemoral pain through telerehabilitation

Shiraz University of Medical Sciences0 个研究点目标入组 60 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2022年8月29日

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•People between the ages of 18 and 45 (both sexes).
•The onset of pain is more than 1 month which is aggravated by at least two of these activities prolonged sitting, squatting , kneeling ,running ,upstairs and downstairs ,jumping and landing also pain is at least 30 from 100 on visual analogue scale during activities.
•Unilateral anterior knee pain, prepatellar or retro patellar pain that person reports at least 30 from 100 on pain visual analogue scale in the last week. If the pain is bilateral, the side with more pain is considered.
•Positive Clarke's sign
•KUJALA questionnaire score is less than 85
•The presence of trigger points in Gluteus Medius muscle of the affected side, Quadratus Lumborum on the opposite side and at least one part of the Quadriceps muscle.
•People have ability to use the Internet and virtual communication.

•History of back, hip, ankle or other anatomical knee structures injury in previous 6 months
•History of lower limb trauma in recent 6 months
•History of knee surgery
•History of lower limb surgery
•Meniscus or knee ligaments injury
•Patellar tendinopathy
•History of patellar dislocation
•History of knee intra-articular injection in last 3 months
•Systemic or local infections
•Referral pain from lumbar region
•Writing and speaking inability
•Systemic diseases such as Rheumatoid Arthritis and other inflammatory joint diseases
•Neurological disease such as Multiple Sclerosis, history of stroke and any other nervous system problem
•Person has received physiotherapy due to his problem since 6 months ago.
•Sever lower limb deformity
•People who are suffering from cancer or history of chemotherapy

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