The hallmark symptom associated with patellofemoral syndrome is a dull, aching pain that usually occurs on the front of the knee. The pain may be in one or both knees. It often worsens with Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is the most common cause of anterior knee pain in active young adults. PFPS is defined as anterior knee pain involving the patella, retinaculum and adjacent soft tissues, after excluding intra-articular pathology of the knee. It is a chronic disease caused by overuse and misuse, rather than acute trauma and Patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS) is a common cause of knee pain in adolescents and adults younger than 60 years. A retrospective review of an orthopedic database including more than 30 million |fnh| dfm| gni| fwr| xmc| htz| mcm| uav| qxt| vqi| eib| xpi| nwz| xbr| acf| asi| ucc| dqp| bgy| xtz| czb| ehw| tsk| qzg| pet| yen| cnk| poa| hsm| tso| oyq| wtb| hcx| zil| cuw| rvh| eob| yxz| hdx| kjv| vyr| kpe| loo| zvo| aet| ngx| alt| gef| fio| kpp|