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Chondromalacia patellae - The 4 stages and their treatment explained
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- čas přidán 29. 03. 2024
- In this video Prof. Dr. Bellemans explains what can be done about chondromalacia patellae, and how the treatment is influenced by which stage you are in.
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I have chondromalacia and have just learned more about its physiological progression than I have in 40 years of having had it - thank you. 👍
10 years for me and just learned what it ACTUALLY is! Going to doctor asap.
Great explanation as usual! This seems to be a "knee topic" not discussed very often, so thanks for adressing it. I hope there's enough interest in this topic to go further in depth on causes, such as prevalence among certain professions, injuries like repeated patellar subluxations, and Q angle variations--both genetic and between the sexes. And of course, the surgical approaches like chondroplasty, tendon releases, retinacluar imbrications, maquet procedure, etc.
Thanks for this video. I've read a lot of explanations about the different stages of chondromalacia patellar, but this is very clear about the mechanics.
I'd love to know more about the long-term management of chondromalacia patellar. I can't help feel like I'm on a long-term track to osteoarthritis and then a knee replacement. But I hope with proper management I can avoid that for decades.
And I would be interested in reading your book about sport injuries if you make an English translation! Maybe just a digital release?
Awesome video. Thank you Doctor.
4:18 thank you for saying that. I was scared that my stage 2 chondromalacia was wrongly diagnosed because of how much pain it has been causing me. I was afraid it was stage 3 or 4, but the MRI luckily showed it's only stage 2.
How old are you?
@@redblacktichy7713 i am 20
Excellent presentation!
I'm curious of prevalence of connective tissue disease amongst those who suffer with this and similar injuries.
THANKS FO THE INFO
Can swimming help ?
Thank you, the quality of your MRI scans is amazing. I looked into chondromalacia after my doctor told me I had it (later it turned out to be cartilage damage due to plica which required surgery in both knees. Cartilage indeed heals slowly, but now I am back on the bike!)
So u heald it surgically
I have or had it in both knees left was grade 3/4 in left knee and right was 2/3.this was back in 2021 when I had mri done. Had my left knee replaced in 2023.And had another mri done in July and know I am grade iv.so back to ortho Dr nxt week. I have been dealing with runner's knee since I was in the service back in the early 90s
In patellofemoral pain, the cartilage is the first thing checked but, in fact cartilage isn't innervated ... Why this paradigm ?
The underlying subchondral bone contains sensory nerve endings and gives pain sensation;
Is chondro malacia pattela also called arthritis ? Or it's different from arthritis?
Dear Dr. Bellemans, is Chondromalacia patellae the same as chondropathy of the knee joint. And if yes, what exact exercises /sport would be beneficial ? Please assist.
i have incorporated an exercise program that includes a stationary recumbent bike that i do everyday for 5 minutes...not a lot of resistance but just enough to get the knees moving and lubricated...is it true that Motion=Lotion in regards to knees???? and cartilage possible regeneration????
I injured myself cycling with the wrong fit lol
What stem cells did you use please
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