The Patellofemoral Joint in Sport - Costs and Consequences

Dr. Kay Crossley

Thursday 20th September 2012

Dr Kay Crossley, who has moved from Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre to the University of Queensland to expand her research, is a leading researcher in the area of patellofemoral joint (PFJ) pain. This is an important research area, since PFJ Osteoarthritis is common, and associated with considerable personal, societal and financial burden. Her research career has targeted evaluation of contributing factors and conservative interventions for chronic knee pain in younger and older adults and patellofemoral pain syndrome (overuse knee pain condition encountered by young adults) and knee osteoarthritis (OA).

DATE: Thursday 20th September 2012

TIME: 7:45pm for 8pm sharp start time

VENUE:
Suites Foyer
AAMI Park Stadium
Entrance E
Olympic Blvd, Melbourne

PARKING:
Eastern Plaza Carpark Only. Access via Entrance D

RSVP: Monday 17th September 2012
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