Patrick Mahomes and RISK FACTORS for Repeat Patellar Dislocation
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- Patrick Mahomes of the NFL Kansas City Chiefs is working to make his return after suffering a knee (patella) dislocation. Mahomes will be at risk of having a repeat dislocation when he returns, and in this video we'll examine the possible risk factors that could make someone more likely to have another dislocation.
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Take a look at André Gomes the soccer player with a huge injury today.... 🙏🏼
do Andre Gomes horrific leg injury!!!
do one on Andre gomez from everton vs tottenham
I was about to post that, brutal
injury
Isn't it exactly the same as Allen Hurns injury he covered last year?
Can you do a video on Everton's soccer player Andre Gomez's leg injury against Tottenham.
Please do Andre Gomes' injury
Andre Gomes plz
do a episode on how even doctors need sleep :D
man, you really work way too hard!
Do Andre Gomes ankle injury
Please do Andre Gomas injury next! (Soccer player)
Hey Doc! Freak accident today In the premier league! Andre Gomes.
I wonder if he’s wearing pants when he makes these videos
😂😂😂
libog mo brad
Do a review for an injury of Andre Gomes from Tottenham vs Everton from the Premier League that happened today
Can you do a vid on andre Gomes in the Tottenham vs Everton football/soccer match
Everton player André Gomes
injury Please
André Gomes from Everton ( premier league soccer) suffered a devastating injury, would be great if you could do a video about it .
Hey doc... Soccer fan here asking politely for a video about Andre Gomes injury in the Everton-Tottenham game. Horrible foot injury :(
Great channel btw!
Doc is the 🐐
I dislocated my knee cap 3 times while on active duty, I kept putting it off till I tore my ACL and did Mencius damage. Great doctors and surgery, and only have occasional issues with arthritis pain.
I wish I could have acted like nothing happened when I dislocated my knee cap. I am 4 weeks post injury and I cannot bend my knee more then 10%. I have probably 6 months until I am fully recovered. Hopefully you recovered well from the acl and meniscus damage.
@@candipauline me too, but i wonder if my knee it's gonna dislocate again after I'm fully recovered, is it gonna happen?
@@candipauline how is going on your knee is it stronger now?
Can you please do Andre Gomes horrific injury (Everton be Tottenham) it happened today
Can you do Andre Gomes injury vs Tottenham
Ante Sus he did already
Do Andre gomes
Please review the André Gomes injury!!!!
I really love these vids
Thanks for your videos Doc, I had that injury 8 months ago and you are teaching me what to do or to be careful with something with this videos, thank you
it is really fantastic to listen to a true professional talk about their field. Thank you for trying to teach us about something so seemingly complex as sports medicine!
He be on it becoming my favorite TH-camr 💪🏾
I know it isn’t very topical but I’d love to see a video on the kind of injuries that occur heel hooks are applied, weather it be from not tapping quick enough or the hold being held for too long. Rousimar Palhares was notorious for this and has multiple torn knees to his name
Do Gomez
As someone with a biology degree, I really appreciate all these videos. Human anatomy and physiology were my favorite classes, and I love using that part of my brain again as I watch these videos. Keep it up!
Theodore Roosevelt same!!! Phys was my fav class and i appreciate his insight.
beau knows88 those were my hardest classes
I’ve had two patella dislocations and I’m 16 years old. The first one was when I was 8 yo and the other one was 2 years ago, and they are God awful. It is gut wrenching pain and several days of limping. I have knock knee and a shallow groove for my knee. Definitely keep your legs strong in the quads especially so you don’t end up like me or Patty Mahomes.
This is me :((( im 16 too
Thank you for this comment! Soooo tired of hearing about age being a factor. I'm like knee issues were a thing for me as a kid even. I hope your knee gets better ❤
Being a 3rd year medical student and avid sports fan draws me to your videos......which draw me away from studying......but these videos though.....Keep up the awesome work Dr. Sutterer!
Can you explain some of the common braces athletes wear after knee damage and how they effect your movement, athleticism etc.
I was 9 the first time I dislocated my knee. It stayed out of place for 6 hours. I’ve since dislocated both over 100 times, but my doctor taught me how to reduce it myself after the first time, so it never stayed out of place for long. The pain is excruciating, and to look down and see your mangled leg is really quite traumatizing. It’s actually one of the reasons why I decided to become a doctor; my orthopedic surgeon changed my life when he corrected the underlying problem that was causing the dislocations!
Can we do planks and exercise after the dislocation? I am afraid if it happens again😥
@@merinrose6222 did it happen again or did u get back to full strength ?
@@godsrisen1662 not really.. surely there is improvement. That after more than 2 yrs, I can walk n do some exercises( bed workout). I have stopped doing planks n jogging. But I can't run or jump. And I have completely restricted myself from playing any games. I wanna come back to my normal state where I can do anything but for that I have to progress slowly. One main thing about this is I have to continue my physio daily or else after a break, the exercises I could do after daily physio will also become hard for me.
And lately, I have developed pain in that knee n there were times when I couldn't bend but after oil massages it goes away ...so I don't know what's happening to me...I had done x rays n mri before but everything was normal back then...there was no ligament tears. I guess I ve to keep on exercising to progress gradually... In few months I ll try running with support for the first time. Because I want to play so badly. N also I see many on yt who have recovered n can do anything. I want to do the same thing.
@@godsrisen1662 one thing I feel that made me so physically restricted is may be my leg was immobilised for like more than 2 months. N I feel now the muscles in that leg is weaker than the other one. Only if I had gotten good treatment I feel I d have recovered long back
@@merinrose6222 I have dislocated both of my kneecaps in under 1 year and I'm extremely afraid of playing basket , football etc. Have u any advices that u can give me to motivate me
Excellent job as always Doc, explaining these things....keep up the great work
Make a video about the Andre Gomes injury (not suitable to watch for the squeamish).
You're a great doctor👍
Thanks for the extra diagrams!
I've had a patellar dislocation injury for the second time in January 2023. The first one was in summer of 2015. I've decided to take a MPFL reconstruction surgery, I hope that will solve my knee problems forever.
Q...how did the knee issues affect your job? I find it very difficult to follow the steps and recommendations and work...let alone a surgery and lengthy recovery.
@@MJ-gj6mj What do you mean my job?
@@MJ-gj6mj I went under under knee arthroscopic surgery, it turned out I had a fractured piece of my patella which was bothering me and moving up and down in the knee joint.
They removed it from my knee and now everything is great! I avoided Lateral Release surgery as well as the MPFL reconstruction surgery, that was not necessary for my case.
@@Vlada605 Oh wow, I've heard less of thsg type of surgery. It really helps so I have a little knowledge in dealing with these recurring knee issues. For the job q, I just meant with all the recovery times did that affect your ability to work (?) I'm having trouble finding enough time to have healing.
@@MJ-gj6mj From the injury I recovered pretty quickly, in about 3 weeks. From surgery I was fully recovered in a month.
I am working in IT industry so I was working from home the entire time, therefore I had no issues with that.
Can you do one on Jacoby Brisset’s knee injury against the Steelers?? I’ve had the same type of injury and am really wondering about the specific details
Doc, please make a video about andre gomes injury.
Thanks
Doc do a video of Andre Gomes ankle injury
Make a video on Desean Jackson’s injury (the core injury/athletic pubalgia)
Andre Gomes ankle injury vs Spurs
Best Doctor TH-camr 🐐
It all started with one video now I watch almost all your videos 😂
Please do one on andre gomes
Do one on Everton player Andre Gomez..
Can you do one on Andre Gomes' injury today?
Dealt with repeated patellar dislocations for year, finally got surgery on both by knees this summer and they feel so much better!
What should I expect I was told I need surgery for my knee I've dislocated my knee on my right leg twice and on my left once I'm kinda scared to be honest
Can you do everton midfielder Andre Gomes injury vs Tottenham
I've had several dislocations to the same knee. I'm a bk amputee on the same leg.
I just recently had dislocation of the right patella a week ago and it’s my first actual bad injury I’ve had what should I expect and how long would it take to recover ?
Great video
Can you break down Andre gomes injury
Studies looking at medial PF ligament repair don't have the greatest outcomes (i.e. they just re-rupture). Seems like strengthening the quads long term along w/ physio is the better option. Generally, people have this perception that orthopaedic surgeons are gods but many of their surgeries are no better than sham surgeries.
Can we do planks and exercise after the dislocation? I am afraid if it happens again 😥
Man I'm a massive Chiefs fan, the thought of reinjury scares me so bad. If he returns next week against the Titans I hope that it was extremely minor since they were able to pop it back into place in 8 seconds.
Dislocated my patella and basically ended my high school career never was the same strength was always worse was WAY slower went from literally the fastest one my team freshman year to back of the pack and I always feel it move when I’m playing which sometimes messes with me, after I dislocated it I dislocated 12 more times within 4 years of football because I had no prior injury problems
I've lost count of how many times I've dislocated my knee... both knees actually
Doc black magic spell casting as we speak
In 3 years I've dislocated my knee majorly 3 time on crutches and physical therapy, and about 10 other times. My patella goes inward or up towards my thigh. None of my doctors have really done anything. I'm thinking of possible surgery but not sure what to do. I have 2 knee braces I wear depending on where it went the last time.
Hey Doc
Do André Gomez from Everton vs Tottenham
How long will it take to recover from a knee cap facture is an operation neccesary ?
I dislocated my patella in a high school football game this year. I play on the offensive line. When i dislocated my patella, i ended up tearing my MCL and Spraining my ACL. I had to get immediate surgery and i am now in the healing process. I was scared when i saw Pat Mahomes dislocate his knee cause i thought he tore a ligament like i did 😱
I'm a 17 year old male that has dislocated my knee 4 time in the past year. With the former 3 occuring within a weeks time.
I was 12 when this happened to me ☹️ and it happened again and know I’m 14 and it happened to my knee also
How should I start, when I want to become a doctor or study medicin
Look it up on google. It's all there, but study and work hard! Good luck
The Chiefs won tonight. So I guess it is more fitting for Mahomes to sit out the season.
If he did get surgery in the off season, what would be done?
If I wear a knee cap while playing, can it reduce the chance of dislocation
So if he were to sit two more weeks making it a full month what benefit would be there
Well I had to figure out what happened.
I got the second one in 6 months
i dislocated my right knee cap 90° to the right last year March 2021 while playing cricket, but when it happened as soon as I had realized that there was something wrong with my join i grabbed it and put it back to its original position, and was somehow is less pain and could sustain the pain, i took a local doctor's advice and ice-packed my knee for about month, after this i could move normally and do literally everything there was, this year i met with an accident where i fell from my bed and hit the same knee, there was some swelling and i got it checked, the report said there was an acute cut/mild sprain in a ligament, and the doctor told me to wear a patellar-knee brace for about 3 month, now i can perform normally and still play sports like basketball, is it okay for me to do this?
I also dislocated my kneecap playing cricket. How did you do yours?
@@rorys3890 well, first off it was a standard cricket ball, I did not wear leg guards, and was standing in the wrong stance when hitting the ball, so rather than hitting the bat...it his my knee...and then boom, dislocated knee acquired.
@@purson_2293 pretty nasty. Mine was weird. Did it batting. Hitting some throw downs. Went to play a sort of cover drive. Knee went down to hit the shot and twisted or whatever. To this day, I don't really know how I did it but the pain was unbearable
@@rorys3890 I too experienced this pain while playing cricket, my thigh portion turns which leads to dislocation of my patella, now I am in 4th week and i can walk very easily but the swalloing still there, and also I m scared about recurrent dislocation may happens again, now how is u r leg, is it get it's full strength????
I thought there was no tear...
I’ve dislocated my patella 7 times...😪
TheGamingMelon wow, have you had surgery?
What surgery would he have to decrease he susceptibility to having another knee dislocation? And more importantly if he might require this surgery after the season anyways, why would he wait? Wouldn't this increase the risk of surgery complications or further damage to the knee?
Travis Marion It is called a MPFL Reconstruction with a graft usually from a donor. At the same time they go in arthroscopic and clean up the underside of the patella and then reinforce the ligament with the donor tendon. I just had my 2nd one done Friday. Recovery is not for the faint of heart.
Why do all people get so famous from this. This is a monthly thing for me. My shit stay hurt
My knee dislocates every day
Highly unlikely. If you an injury stay off the field please no matter how much we are grateful for
So a active football players would be like a fifty percent chance .
Go raiders
So, Doc......does that "20-40% long term chance of recurrence" go up a few percentage points when the guy with the injury is an NFL quarterback running around for a couple of hours a week while the strongest, athletic and most savage dudes on the planet try to destroy him?
No doctor myself, but I believe your assessment is pretty accurate. Definitely has to go up in percentage of recurring
@@forwardthinkingtrucker Yup. How can it not? I hope they don't throw him in there. Coaches treat their players like they're disposable parts a lot of times. I could see Andy Reid getting desperate and putting him in thinking, "Let's see if he can go. If he hurts it again, that sucks, but he'll have surgery and be ready for next year..." You know Mahomes isn't going to willingly sit, so it's not fair to expect him to be able to objectively judge it.
Came here after the bucs defeated KC
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Will you ever quit you job as a doctor to pursue TH-cam?
mahomes' career is over.
You can't really talk on his long term risk or even risk of another injury because, as you've stated yourself, you did not examine this specific individual and his personal injury... You should have just made a video about patella dislocations in general, not about Patrick Mahomes specifically...
Yeah... how crazy would it be for a DOCTOR to lay out the negative possibilities of playing football at Mahomes' level
He makes a good point about Mahomes hyperflexabile ligaments being a risk factor for dislocating it again. Odd because the laxity of his ligaments prevented any major damage in this case but can cause it to pop out in future. Also, if you watch his throws, his hyperflexible ligaments probably exist in his upper extremity and shoulder giving him the ability to make some of the throws he does at such bizarre angles.