[Radiological study of painless knees in 50 women more than 65 years old. I. Frontal teleradiography in an upright position].
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Fifty women over 65 who had never suffered from knee problems had a frontal teleradiography of the lower limbs in a vertical standing position. Two knees (out of one hundred) were affected by an external femoro-tibial arthrosis. The femoro-tibial angle of the knees without arthrosis was very close to 0 (0.02). The typical difference was 2.46. The normal level is thus approximately -5 to +5 degrees, and there was thus no "physiological" genu-valgum in the population studied. Marginal osteophytosis and the tibial spines is very frequent and has no pathological significance. A menischondrocalcinosis was found in 14 per cent of subjects.
Leg, Anthropometry, Knee Joint, Calcinosis, Chondrocalcinosis, Biomechanical Phenomena, Radiography, Methods, Humans, Female, Joint Diseases, Aged
Leg, Anthropometry, Knee Joint, Calcinosis, Chondrocalcinosis, Biomechanical Phenomena, Radiography, Methods, Humans, Female, Joint Diseases, Aged
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