A dislocation of the knee joint is a condition in which the bone of the knee joint comes out of the joint space. This can occur due to injury, overloading, or due to congenital structural features of the joint.
A dislocation of the knee joint can be partial or complete, depending on how far the bone has come out of the joint.
The main causes of dislocation of the knee joint are trauma, sudden load on the joint, and anomalies in the joint structure.
For the diagnosis of dislocation of the knee joint, X-ray examination, MRI or CT is carried out.
Treatment includes wearing splints, physiotherapy, and in some cases the need for surgical intervention.
The treatment of dislocation of the knee joint is carried out by a traumatologist-orthopedist.
Note: This material is provided solely for informational purposes and is not medical advice.