KNEE OVERUSE INJURIES Tal S. David, MD SportsMed Surgery

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KNEE OVERUSE INJURIES Tal S. David, MD SportsMed Surgery

What Is An Overuse Injury? Overuse injuries = Repetitive strain to tissues “Too Much, Too Fast” In children, this rarely occurs in free-play activity, common in organized sports

“Kids are not little adults”

Pediatric Athletes Are Unique! Skeleton is immature Growth plates are open “weak link” Year-round play at young ages Skill levels at greatest discrepancy

Overuse Injuries The Pediatric athlete is UNIQUE: Growth spurts play a role BOYS GIRLS Reach Puberty Later Earlier (1-2 years sooner) Grow taller and heavier (12-14 yo) Reach Adult Height 18yo 16yo

KNEE No joint in the body is more affected by overuse injuries that the knee

Osgood-Schlatter Disease

Osgood-Schlatter Overuse injury to the attachment of the patellar tendon The most common overuse injury of the knee

“Bump on the Knee”

Osgood-Schlatter Tender to the touch / limited flexion

X-Ray of Osgood-Schlatter

Patellar Tendinitis “Jumper’s Knee”

Patellar Tendinitis Associated with: Occurs during a period of Repetitive jumping An increase in activity Occurs during a period of growth acceleration

Patellar Tendinitis Inflammation of the patellar tendon Tender to the touch Stiff and limited flexion due to pain Generally no swelling Slightly older kids – Growth plates closed

Treatment: Overuse injuries respond well to REST Activity modification Short term anti-inflammatory agents Ice Stretching

Treatment: OK to resume normal activities once the symptoms resolve Return to play varies (chronicity)

SUMMARY: Overuse injuries occur because of repetitive stress Kids are uniquely predisposed to these problems Knee is most commonly affected joint These injuries respond well to rest Early treatment can shorten recovery time

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