15d ago in Case Study Corner
CASE STUDY ONE WINNER!
is the winner of our most recent case study about medial knee pain! Well done Sree!
The answer is pes anserine pathology.
It’s actually a lot simpler than you think.
The pes anserinus is a rotatory stabilizer of the knee.
It is a bundle of connective tissue that inserts the following muscles into proximomedial tibia -
A) Adductor - Gracilis
B) External rotator & Hip flexor - Sartorius
C) Semitendinosus - Medial hamstring
The type of movement was a “free kick” in soccer, primarily involves -
A) Hip flexion
B) External rotation
C) Adduction
Since the movement is mainly ADDUCTION in EXTERNAL ROTATION it would make sense that it is a pes anserine problem.
If you confirm with palpation, it should be tender to touch and a dead give away.
Well done
Next step will be CAUSE of the problem and MANAGEMENT 🚀
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