Pathological Dislocation of Knee

Definition:
A knee dislocation occurs when the bones that form your knee are out of place and is due to paralysis, synovitis, infection, or other disease. The bones of your calf (the tibia and fibula) get moved compared to the bone of your thigh (femur). The bones of your knee are held together by strong bands of tissue, called ligaments. For a knee dislocation to happen, these bands have to tear.
Purchase 3 Phases

Symptoms
    Causes
    • Paralysis
    • Synovitis
    • Infection
    • Arthritis
    • Obesity
    Treatment
    • Period of immobilization
    • Progress to ROM and stretching exercises
    • Lower extremity strengthening
    • Knee stabilization exercises
    • Gait program
    Pathological Dislocation of Knee Phase I

    Purchase Phase

    • Heel Slides
    • Patella Mobilization
    • Vmo Sets 30 60 90
    • Passive Knee Extension
    • Sit Up Squat
    • Weight Shifts
    • Step Throughs
    • Stationary Bike

    Pathological Dislocation of Knee Phase II

    Purchase Phase

    • Stairmaster X 20 Minutes
    • Step Overs
    • Step Downs
    • Backwards Step Ups
    • Single Leg Bridge
    • Straight Leg Bridge
    • Kettle Bell Swings

    Pathological Dislocation of Knee Phase III

    Purchase Phase

    • Step Overs
    • Lunge Matrix
    • Speed Skaters
    • Single Leg Sit Up Squat
    • 3-Dot Squat 2 Hands
    • Single Leg Lateral Box Jump
    • Single Leg Hop On Dina Disc
    • Single Leg Tuck Jump