| The University of Delaware Physical Therapy Department sponsors
a Case Round series for all physical therapists treating in the orthopedic
community. The purpose of the Case Rounds are to critically review
the current literature on topics of particular interest to orthopedic patient
care. A patient case will be presented and articles on the patient
topic will be discussed in relation to evidenced based practice in physical
therapy. We encourage participation and case submissions from the
orthopedic community. This program will be held at the University
of Delaware Physical Therapy Clinic on the 2nd Tuesday of each month from
7-8AM so that clinicians can return to their respective clinics in time
for their morning patients.
This Month's Case Rounds
| Date |
Link To Articles |
| February, 2002 |
Larson B, Andreasen E, Urfer A, Mickelson
MR, Newhouse KE. Patellar
taping: a radiographic examination of the medial glide technique. The
American Journal of Sports Medicine. 1995;23 (4): 465-471.
Fitzgerald GK, McClure PW. Reliability
of measurements obtained with four tests for patellofemoral alignment.
Physical Therapy. 1995;75 (2): 84-92.
Bockrath K, Wooden C, Worrell T, Ingersoll
CD, Farr J. Effects
of patella taping on patella position and perceived pain. Medicine
and Science in Sports and Exercise. 1993; 25 (9): 989-992.
Kowall MG, Kolk G, Nuber GW, Cassisi JE,
Stern SH.
Patellar taping in the treatment of patellofemoral pain. The
American Journal of Sports Medicine. 1996:24 (1): 61-66.
Cerny K. Vastus medialis
oblique/vastus lateralis muscle activity ratios for selected exercises
in persons with and without patellofemoral pain syndrome. Physical
Therapy. 1995; 75 (8): 672-683.
Powers CM, Landel R, Perry J. Timing
and intensity of vastus muscle activity during functional activities in
subjects with and without patellofemoral pain. Physical Therapy.
1996; 76 (9):946-967
Manal TJ. Power
performance: high intensity noxious electrical stimulation can provide
immediate and long lasting pain relief for performing artists.
Physical Therapy Products. 2001; 10-18.
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For more information, or
if you are interested in joining, call Tara Manal MPT,OCS Clinic Director
at the University of Delaware Physical Therapy Clinic, 831-8893 or e-mail
tarajo@udel.edu. |