Carlos Eduardo Adolfo De Lima, Carlos Hélber Soares Rodrigues De Lima, Guilherme De Souza Farias, Lucas Henrique Gomes Da Silva, Dérrick Patrick Artioli* and Gladson Ricardo Flor Bertolini

Department of Physiotherapy, Centro Universitårio Lusiada - UNILUS, Brazil

*Corresponding Author: Dérrick Patrick Artioli, Department of Physiotherapy, Centro Universitårio Lusiada - UNILUS, Brazil.

Received: October 25, 2021; Published: January 25, 2022

Injuries involving the knee occupy the third place in the list of those insured by social security in Brazil, among these cases, osteoarthrosis is often one of its causes, being more common in the female gender with onset around 40 - 50 years [1]. Besides osteoarthritis, postoperative (arthroplasties, ligament reconstruction, and meniscectomies) and impairments that have conservative treatment as the choice (femur-patellar syndrome, tendinopathies, meniscal and ligament injuries, and fractures) commonly are causes of pain, joint stiffness, and progressive loss of function [2-6].

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Citation

Citation: Dérrick Patrick Artioli., et al. “Osteoarticular Maneuvers and Exercises for the Relief of Pain and Restoration of Knee Mobility".Acta Scientific Orthopaedics 5.2 (2022): 17-19.

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