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Successful treatment of knee joint disease requires an accurate diagnosis. In addition to a differentiated history, clinical examination is the most important component in the diagnosis of knee joint diseases. The present video explains the common provocation and functional tests that are used in the basic clinical examination of the knee joint. In addition to general inspection and palpation, the focus here is on the individual region's patella, menisci, cruciate ligaments and collateral ligaments. The present methods of basic clinical examination allow a structured approach to clinical issues and can be a good basis for the diagnosis of knee joint diseases, if supplemented by further specific and individual tests.
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
November 2018,
MMW Fortschritte der Medizin,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
January 1975,
Hefte zur Unfallheilkunde,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
July 1969,
British medical journal,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
April 1984,
Physiotherapy,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
September 1984,
Injury,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
September 1947,
The X-ray technician,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
January 1968,
The Nova Scotia medical bulletin,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
April 1987,
Der Orthopade,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
May 1971,
Radiography,
Philip P Roessler, and
Dieter C Wirtz, and
Max J Friedrich
November 1946,
The X-ray technician,
