Concurrent Session 3: Rehabilitation Medicine and Biomechanics

The Relation of the Biomechanics of Gait to Estimated Knee Cartilage Load and KOA Progression

Date/Time: Saturday, March 18, 2023 - 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
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Description:

The ‘Rehabilitation Medicine and Biomechanics’ session is going to focus on what is known about the role of pathomechanics of human movement on KOA progression. The conventional measure of Knee Load , i.e.  the Knee Adduction Moment, will be scrutinized and evaluated against more accurate estimates. Moreover rehabilitation and other interventions that address the pathomechanics  will be highlighted for their potential to treat the mechanical phenotype of KOA, especially at  its early stage.

Abstract(s):

  • O-28
    ADJUNCTIVE THERAPIES IN ADDITION TO LAND-BASED
    EXERCISE THERAPY FOR OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE HIP
    OR KNEE: A COCHRANE REVIEW
    H. P. French1, J. Abbott2, R. Galvin3; 1Royal Coll. of Surgeons in Ireland,
    Dublin, Ireland, 2Univ. of Otago,, Dunedin, New Zealand, 3Univ. of Limerick,
    Limerick, Ireland

    O-29
    OPTIMISING MANAGEMENT OF KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS
    IN PRIMARY CARE (PARTNER): A CLUSTER RANDOMISED
    CONTROLLED TRIAL
    J. L. Bowden1,2, D. J. Hunter1,2, R. S. Hinman3, T. Egerton3, A. M. Briggs4,
    S. J. Bunker5, S. D. French6, M. Pirotta5, R. Shrestha6, D. J. Schofield6, K.
    Schuck1,2, N. A. Zwar7,8, S. M. Silva1, G. Z. Heller1, K. L. Bennell5; 1The Univ.
    of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, 2Royal North Shore Hosp., Sydney, Australia,
    3The Univ. of Melbourne, Melbourne, Vic, Australia, 4Curtin Univ., Perth,
    Australia, 5The Univ. of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 6Macquarie Univ.,
    Sydney, Australia, 7Univ. of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, 8Bond Univ.,
    Gold Coast, Australia

    O-30
    EFFECTIVENESS OF AN 11-WEEK EXERCISE
    INTERVENTION FOR PATIENTS WITH HIP OR KNEE
    OSTEOARTHRITIS ON HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF
    LIFE, SELF-EFFICACY AND JOINT REPLACEMENT
    I. Krauss1,2, I. Roesel1, P. Martus1, G. Mueller3; 1Univ. Hosp., Tuebingen,
    Germany, 2Univ. of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 3Allgemeine
    Ortskrankenkasse AOK Baden-Wuerrtemberg, Stuttgart, Germany

    O-31
    THE EFFECTS OF A DISRUPTIVE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
    INTERVENTION FOLLOWING TOTAL KNEE
    REPLACEMENT: RESULTS FROM THE PATHWAY
    RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
    V. Duong1, S. Dennis1, A. Harris2, S. R. Robbins1, V. Venkatesha3, M.
    Ferreira1, D. J. Hunter1; 1Univ. of Sydney, St Leonards, Australia, 2Monash
    Univ., Melbourne, Australia, 3Royal North Shore Hosp., St Leonards, Australia

    O-32
    ONLY PATIENTS’ EXPECTATIONS ARE PROGNOSTIC FOR
    DISSATISFACTION WITH PERFORMING WORK-RELATED
    KNEE-STRAINING ACTIVITIES AFTER TOTAL KNEE
    ARTHROPLASTY. A MULTICENTER COHORT STUDY
    Y. van Zaanen1, T. Siertsema1, T. M. Pahlplatz1, R. C. van Geenen2, A. J.
    Kievit1, M. J. Hoozemans3, L. Blankevoort1, M. Schafroth1, D. Haverkamp4,
    T. M. Vervest5, D. H. Das6, V. A. Scholtes7, P. F. Kuijer1; 1Amsterdam UMC,
    Univ. of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2Amphia Hosp., Breda,
    Netherlands, 3Vrije Univ.it Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 4Xpert
    Orthopaedics, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5Tergooi Hosp., Hilversum,
    Netherlands, 6St. Anna Hosp., Geldrop, Netherlands, 7OLVG+, Amsterdam,
    Netherlands

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