Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate and validate the radiographic measurement of patellar height with computerized tomography scans. METHODS: Measured the patellar height through the lateral radiographic image supported by one foot and sagittal tomographic view of the knee in extension, flexion of 20°, and quadriceps contraction of 40 patients (80 knees), asymptomatic and no history of knee injuries using Insall-Salvati index. There were 20 adult females and 20 adult males. RESULTS: The height patellar index was higher in women of all images taken, in proportion. There was no statistical difference of patellar height index between the radiographics and tomographics images. CONCLUSION: The Insall-Salvati index in females was higher in all cases evaluated. Furthermore, it is possible to measure the patellar height index during tomographic study without distorting the results obtained, using to define the presence of patella alta or patella baja.

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Main Authors: Schueda,Marco Antonio, Astur,Diego Costa, Arliani,Gustavo Goncalves, Hornburg,Gilberto, Serpa,Ricardo, Heinig Neto,Walter, Kaleka,Camila Cohen, Cohen,Moises
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Published: Sociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e Traumatologia 2013
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spelling oai:scielo:S0102-361620130005003972014-02-25Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar heightSchueda,Marco AntonioAstur,Diego CostaArliani,Gustavo GoncalvesHornburg,GilbertoSerpa,RicardoHeinig Neto,WalterKaleka,Camila CohenCohen,Moises Joint instability Patella Radiography Tomography OBJECTIVE: To evaluate and validate the radiographic measurement of patellar height with computerized tomography scans. METHODS: Measured the patellar height through the lateral radiographic image supported by one foot and sagittal tomographic view of the knee in extension, flexion of 20°, and quadriceps contraction of 40 patients (80 knees), asymptomatic and no history of knee injuries using Insall-Salvati index. There were 20 adult females and 20 adult males. RESULTS: The height patellar index was higher in women of all images taken, in proportion. There was no statistical difference of patellar height index between the radiographics and tomographics images. CONCLUSION: The Insall-Salvati index in females was higher in all cases evaluated. Furthermore, it is possible to measure the patellar height index during tomographic study without distorting the results obtained, using to define the presence of patella alta or patella baja. info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedade Brasileira de Ortopedia e TraumatologiaRevista Brasileira de Ortopedia v.48 n.5 20132013-10-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articletext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-36162013000500397en10.1016/j.rboe.2012.07.009
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author Schueda,Marco Antonio
Astur,Diego Costa
Arliani,Gustavo Goncalves
Hornburg,Gilberto
Serpa,Ricardo
Heinig Neto,Walter
Kaleka,Camila Cohen
Cohen,Moises
spellingShingle Schueda,Marco Antonio
Astur,Diego Costa
Arliani,Gustavo Goncalves
Hornburg,Gilberto
Serpa,Ricardo
Heinig Neto,Walter
Kaleka,Camila Cohen
Cohen,Moises
Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
author_facet Schueda,Marco Antonio
Astur,Diego Costa
Arliani,Gustavo Goncalves
Hornburg,Gilberto
Serpa,Ricardo
Heinig Neto,Walter
Kaleka,Camila Cohen
Cohen,Moises
author_sort Schueda,Marco Antonio
title Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
title_short Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
title_full Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
title_fullStr Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
title_full_unstemmed Comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
title_sort comparative validation of the radiographic and tomographic measurement of patellar height
description OBJECTIVE: To evaluate and validate the radiographic measurement of patellar height with computerized tomography scans. METHODS: Measured the patellar height through the lateral radiographic image supported by one foot and sagittal tomographic view of the knee in extension, flexion of 20°, and quadriceps contraction of 40 patients (80 knees), asymptomatic and no history of knee injuries using Insall-Salvati index. There were 20 adult females and 20 adult males. RESULTS: The height patellar index was higher in women of all images taken, in proportion. There was no statistical difference of patellar height index between the radiographics and tomographics images. CONCLUSION: The Insall-Salvati index in females was higher in all cases evaluated. Furthermore, it is possible to measure the patellar height index during tomographic study without distorting the results obtained, using to define the presence of patella alta or patella baja.
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