Knee pain Taping: Fibular Head subluxations = Antero/Postero-Superior

From my comparative radiological study, 2 common Fibular Head dysfunctions are :
1) Antero-Superior (30%, even if it's considered as impossible!).
2) Postero-Superior (25%, unfortunately, often the only type which is normalized).
After reduction of these Fibular Head Subluxation = applying a flexible adhesive tension (STRAPPING) maintains the Proximal Tibio-Fibular joint, a few days: avoids early recurrences.
The strapping of these fibular malpositions: Antero-Superior and Postero-Superior (60%) can then be relayed by a velcro neoprene strap, normally intended for patellar tendinopathies!
It would be great (and simple) for a manufacturer to produce a specific orthosis for the Proximal Tibio-fibular articulation...
When I doubt about the direction of the subluxation, applying these tapes serves as a diagnostic test!!!
3) For the strapping of an Inferior subluxation (40%): the same principle, but by raising the fibular head. Here, I avoid the "velcro" contention which tends to tract it down.
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