Exercise for osteoarthritis of the knee
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Exercise good for knee osteoarthritis symptoms and function- Tailored exercise program improves function and reduces pain due to knee osteoarthritis
- Yoga is effective for reducing painful knee osteoarthritis
- Steroid injection does not improve response to exercise therapy for knee OA
- Supplement + exercise slightly more effective than placebo + exercise for overall improvement of knee degenerative joint disease after 3 months
- Exercise = knee surgery for degenerative meniscal tear
- Knee arthroplasty: small, short-term benefit of PT
- Knee findings are common on imaging of adults without symptoms
- Obtaining an X-ray may increase a patient's belief that they need surgery for their knee osteoarthritis
- Total knee replacement more effective for pain and function than nonsurgical treatment
- Low-quality evidence supports exercise, massage, yoga, acupuncture, and other interventions for chronic pain
- Arthroscopy not beneficial in degenerative knee pain
- Surgery ineffective for non-traumatic partial medial meniscus tear
- Surgery + PT similar to PT alone for adults with meniscal tear and OA
- Arthroscopic meniscal surgery = nonoperative management