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Re-evaluating the functional implications of the Q-angle and its relationship to in-vivo patellofemoral kinematics

Freedman et al., 2014

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Freedman B
Brindle T
Sheehan F
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Clinical biomechanics

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Background The Q-angle is widely used clinically to evaluate individuals with anterior knee pain. Recent studies have questioned the utility of this measure and have suggested that a large Q-angle may not be associated with lateral patellofemoral translation, as often …
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