The Patella (anatomy)

Sam Webster
Sam Webster
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Published 2018-10-23
The patella. That's it. The bone. Well, and the muscle that attaches to it. And the bones that it associates with. And the ligaments and/or tendons. But otherwise, just the patella. Of the knee joint.


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All Comments (21)
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  • @MeredithMasi
    I am a physical therapy student, and I can confirm that yes you can palpate the fat pad! We practiced in class.
  • @myrnajay2785
    My friend just broke his patella in two. This was helpful to understand his injury, thanks.
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    Often heard about the 'Q angle' but to SEE it and hear it so well explained is great. Thanks for all your hard work sir on these excellent videos. I continue to learn something every day :)
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    And am having hard time with rehabilitation to bend . This helps me understand so much more. 👍
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