What is Sinding Larsen Jhansson Syndrome (SLJS)?
Sinding Larsen Jhansson SyndromeIt is a disorder that occurs at the attachment point of the patellar tendon, located on the underside of the kneecap bone, to the kneecap bone. This disease, which is mostly defined as a traumatic condition, is usually In boys aged 10-14 It is seen. Especially jump And bounce Activities such as trigger this disorder. Micro tears, calcifications and cartilage damage are among the main causes of the syndrome. This condition is a enthesopathy And stress fracture can be considered as a combination.
Diagnosis of Sinding Larsen Jhansson Syndrome
SLJS usually in males of early adolescence occurs and intense physical activities can trigger the disease. Physical examination tenderness is detected at the lower edge of the kneecap bone during patella compression. There is no pain in the fat pads or patella compression. Some children may experience pain at the upper front corner of the calf bone (tibial tubercle) may also feel pain.
On examination usually quadriceps (front thigh muscles) weak and nervous, hamstring (back thigh muscles) is evaluated as tense. In ultrasonography at the lower edge of the patella And on the patellar tendon Calcifications, irregularities and cartilage thickening may be observed.
Sinding Larsen Jhansson Syndrome Treatment
During the treatment process rest has priority. In addition, hamstring stretching And quadriceps strengthening exercises are very effective in preventing the recurrence of the disease. In cases where rest cannot be provided knee brace recommended use. Recovery time is usually 4-10 weeks varies between.
For faster recovery IMS to quadriceps muscle (intramuscular stimulation) or Prolotherapy instead of tendon adhesion Treatments such as can be applied. These methods reduce pain and accelerate the healing process.
SLJS Treatment with Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Kadikoy Pain Center, Sinding Larsen Jhansson Syndrome Specializes in treating knee disorders such as: Physical therapy and rehabilitation Our methods aim to increase muscle strength and improve tendon health. You can contact us to help your child overcome this condition quickly.
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I have been experiencing this problem for about 7 months and it doesn't go away. What can I do? I am 16 years old.
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