sensations of knee joint instability (i.e. feelings of shifting, buckling or giving way of the knee) in patients with knee OA may be partly related to the mechanical stability of the joint.

About one in every six knee joint replacements is now performed with robotic assistance, according to orthopedic surgeons.

Some of those folks have mechanical problems in their knee ... shot as a bottle of ibuprofen that's squirted into the knee joint through a needle. Relief from a cortisone shot varies.

The meniscus consists of a pair of C-shaped fibrous shock absorbers located inside the knee joint. Torn frequently, the meniscus causes all kinds of problems, some of which are fixable. Here is a look ...

Stability of the knee joint is maintained by the shape of the condyles and ... Chronic instabilities present with mechanical symptoms such as locking, catching, clicking, or giving way, particularly ...

"Ageing, previous joint injuries, and certain health conditions increase the risk of knee OA," he said in a ... can subject the joints to excessive mechanical loading and repeated strain, causing ...

MSK Doctors (03300010048) has released a new guide on arthrosamid knee injections, a novel, non-surgical treatment for knee osteoarthritis.

Background: Self-reported knee joint instability compromises function ... self-reported instability and the passive varus-valgus mechanical behaviour of the medial osteoarthritis knee.