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Module 2 – Variables associated with PFP: structure and biomechanics

Episode

2 of 10

Published

Oct 12th, 2022

Run Time

11m 40s

Topic

The Patellofemoral Pain Course

Your Instructor

Brad Neal

Brad Neal

Bradley Neal PhD MSc (Adv Phys) BSc (Hons) (Physiotherapy)

Episode Summary

Explore how structural features like patella alta and lateral tilt, together with movement patterns at the hip, knee, and foot, relate to patellofemoral pain. Learn which findings may shape prognosis and how they can guide smarter clinical decision-making.

Intended Learning Outcomes

1. Recognise structural and biomechanical variables associated with PFP persistence

2. Understand how structural and biomechanical variables affect prognosis

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