膝の創傷後の若い成人の膝のクレピトスと骨関節炎の特徴

Jamon L Couch1,2,3, Brooke E Patterson1,2, Kay M Crossley1,2

  • 1La Trobe University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

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まとめ

膝のクレピタスは前十字筋の再建後に軟骨の欠陥と関連しているが,骨格関節炎の悪化とは関係ありません. クレピトス患者では 最初より悪い結果が報告され,後に痛みと機能が改善された.

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