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👇Patellar subluxation occurs when the kneecap (patella) partially slips out of its normal groove at the end of the thighbone (femur), usually toward the outer side of the knee. It is different from a complete patellar dislocation, in which the kneecap completely leaves the groove. Subluxation can happen after a sudden twisting movement, sports injury, awkward landing, or direct blow to the knee. Some people are more prone to it because of naturally loose ligaments, abnormal leg alignment, a sha
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While palpating the anteromedial compartment of the thigh, we can find six key muscles: . Three of these belong to the quadriceps group: vastus lateralis, rectus femoris, and vastus medialis. The fourth quadriceps muscle, vastus intermedius, is inaccessible from the surface. . Moving medially, we can find the long edge created by the sartorius muscle, which meets the gracilis in the lower part of the thigh. . The V-shaped space between these two muscles houses the superficial part of the adducto
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ACL = Anterior Cruciate Ligament, connects the Femur and Tibia and prevents the tibia from sliding out in front of the femur. PCL = Posterior Cruciate Ligament, the knee's strongest ligament! It also connects the femur to the tibia, helps stabilize the knee while also preventing excessive posterior translation. Meniscus = often known as a shock absorber between the femur and the tibia! Serves to increase stability, provide lubrication for the knee, and acts to protect overuse and tearing of the
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These movements build strength in the muscles that support the knee, especially the quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves. When these muscles are active and balanced, they help guide the joint through motion more efficiently, reduce excess strain on surrounding structures, and improve circulation so the knee can tolerate daily movement more comfortably. My Body Maintenance Challenge is in full-effect on the Justin Agustin Fitness app. It's not to late to start! #kneepain #mobility #beginnerworkout
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How much do you know about the quads? 🤔 Stay tuned for a more detailed breakdown of the anatomy of the quadriceps coming soon 👀 #quads #quadriceps #legday #massage #anatomy
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#leg #athletic #quadriceps #performancetraining ❌The quadriceps femoris muscle is one of the most important major muscles in the body for athletes. The main reasons for the importance of strengthening this muscle are as follows: 1. Key role in basic movements: The quadriceps femoris muscle is responsible for movements such as walking, running, jumping, and climbing. The strength and endurance of this muscle is very important for effective performance in these basic movements. 2. Increase in stre
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