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Case Study 5
Before
Anterior view before treatment with PCIs


  
After
Anterior view 11 months after treatment


  
Before
Posterior view before treatment


  
After
Posterior view 11 months after treatment

  

Young teenage boy (14-15 years of age) with valgus knee deformity; Q-angle of patella greater than 9 degrees. Advice from an Orthopaedic surgeon requires urgent surgery. Referred to Dr George Shamishis orthopaedic surgeon and agreed to use the proprioceptive insoles for a period of 6-8 months. If no improvement surgery could not be avoided, due to the strain on the medial compartment of the knees (medial collateral ligaments, and medial meniscus). After 11 months with PCIs no surgery was required Q - angle 6-7degrees
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