[Jumper's knee]
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[Jumper's knee]
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Polish]
Chir Narzadow Ruchu Ortop Pol.
1993.
Abstract
A series of 30 athletes aged about 16 years on an average, exposed to activities putting a strain on the patellar tendon during training has been examined. They were involved in competitive sports for 3 years on an average. In 27 per cent of them jumpers knee symptoms have been found.
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