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Anatomy of the Knee

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The KneeKGTM or Knee Kinematic Graphic is a triplanar exam that provides a visual model of the functional state of the joint.

Results are presented into an easy-to-read, complete report explaining the areas of clinical significance.

The KneeKG™ exam may help patients and their physician:

to gain an understanding of their knee pathology or injury and how to manage it
better understand the cause of their symptoms
to monitor and keep an eye on their joint
to get reassurance for their concerns about knee pain or stability
to work towards functional recovery post-injury and make a full return to their previous activity performance level
to get the information they need to become active participants in the treatment process.

	KneeKG™
General	Precise recording of the motion signature of the knee in 3 planes: sagittal, frontal and transverse.
Bones	Assessment of complex movement of the femur and tibia (rotations, translations, speed, acceleration, etc.).
Ligaments, meniscuses, tendons	Dynamic assessment of the impact of the structural impairment to ligaments, meniscuses or tendons on the joint mechanics of the knee.
Cartilage	Assessment of the impact of pain, stiffness and functional limitations.
Mobility	Assessment of joint coordination and the arc of movement during different functional tasks.
Monitoring and quantification of prescribed treatment	Assessment of the impact of a specific treatment (physiotherapy, surgery, medication) on the 3D biomechanics of the knee. Recording of the 3D biomechanics of the healthy knee to determine and assess the impact of an injury. This helps health professionals better direct the treatment plan.

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