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Different Squatting Modes in the Rehabilitation of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome
This study take 84 patients with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome in Peking University Third Hospital during January to September in 2023 as subjects, aiming to explore the efficacy and intervention effects of three different static squat modes including straight leg raise, wall squat, direct squat and wall squat assisted by elastic bands for patients with PFPS, in order to providing theoretical basis and effective guidance for future home rehabilitation of patients with PFPS combined with mobile health.
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