What is Knee Osteoarthritis OA? | Expert Physio Guides you through Anatomy, Diagnosis and Treatment

In this tutorial, we review the anatomy of knee osteoarthritis using our 3D anatomy model and discuss the simple and effective principles of the physiotherapy management of osteoarthritis.
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References
*Fransen et al., 2015: bjsm.bmj.com/content/49/24/1554
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You are one of the best content producers.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Very kind of you! Thank you so much!

[@madslouispetersen8204]

As always, brilliant clinical demonstration , short and clear 💪

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you so much!

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Thank you!

[@ClinicalPhysio]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching!

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[@ClinicalPhysio]

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[@javieravalenzuelaguinez]

hello khalid, I just loved the way you explain everything, so easy to learn with you. 👍 every video is amazing. THANKS

[@ClinicalPhysio]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching!

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Thank you so much.

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Thank you!

[@fabioluislourenco]

Amazing 👏

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Thank you so much 😊

[@imranbhatti7179]

Good one

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Thank you!

[@dathrakki4892]

What about a weekly leg session in the gym? Would that help?

[@liambrittle6177]

I like the motivation part in terms of treatment and continuing treatment in the community after physiotherapy session. I think motivation and tying in exercise with what a patient is more likely to do day to day is a good idea.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Great words Liam!

[@Ninaco]

Khalid what’s the reason for the cartilage to get thinner with age?

[@ClinicalPhysio]

Great question Nina!! The short answer is a combination of… 1) forces on the joint leading to compression and degeneration of cartilage over time, 2) this degeneration and inflammatory processes being at a faster rate than what the body can keep up with when trying to build the cartilage back…. For the longer answer, we have a whole webinar on Osteoarthritis which goes through EVERYTHING to do with this condition at clinicalphysio.com/on-demand-webinars

[@2Deee]

How many sets and rep for each ex. ?

[@Engineer.uk1]

Why i can’t bend our knee and it’s very painful pls guid how I can recover Doctor said nothing showing on knee it will be better periodically but still feeling too much pain when I want to bend.

[@aaydee9306]

Very informative. I was playing golf and just was walking and heard a loud pop. My knee became swollen and i was unable to walk on it. I received a cortisone shot and was told I had osteoarthritis. About 3 or 4 weeks in I was working out and was almost back to normal leg work out, later on that night I was walking, and my knee had another large POP. This has been almost 6 weeks ago and I still cannot walk without it shifting or feeling like a pop is around the corner. Soon as I feel normal is around the corner it pops and back to square 1. I cannot walk a flight of stairs without holding on tight. Is this my story from now on? Do I have to walk with a cane? I am an active 51 year old diagnosed with moderate to severe osteoarthritis.

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Just saw this and I'm really concerned, hope you're better now

[@Established1965]

what about if you cant lose weight ...

[@SteveRyan1965]

British accents just make everyone sound smarter.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

😂

[@CBT5777]

All I did was kick a garbage can and 18 months later, my knee still hurts.

[@ClinicalPhysio]

🙏🏼

[@coolrank12]

If you're an obese person who is in his or her sixties and is still fat then the pain will be much, much worse! And you'll be forced to pay for a very expensive knee replacement operation

[@ClinicalPhysio]

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