Foot-Targeted Rehabilitation for Pronation-Related Anterior Knee Pain: A Two-Phase Case-Control Study and Single-Blind Randomized Controlled Trial of Manual Therapy Versus Neuromuscular Training Each With Augmented Low-Dye Taping.

A two-phase study investigated foot-focused interventions for anterior knee pain linked to excessive pronation, comparing manual therapy against neuromuscular training, both combined with augmented Low-Dye taping. The research first used a case-control design to characterize the patient population, then employed a single-blind randomized controlled trial to evaluate which approach more effectively reduced pain and improved function. Findings contribute clinical guidance for physical therapists managing pronation-related patellofemoral conditions through foot-targeted rehabilitation strategies.

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