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Few data exist to date on the effect of eccentric muscle building in knee osteoarthritis. No studies have compared the effect of eccentric versus concentric reinforcement in knee osteoarthritis. Our study aims to show the effectiveness of an eccentric reinforcement. This is a randomized, interventional trial.
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Few data exist to date on the effect of eccentric muscle building in knee osteoarthritis. No studies have compared the effect of eccentric versus concentric reinforcement in knee osteoarthritis. Our study aims to show the effectiveness of an eccentric reinforcement, the interest of a work supervised by a sports coach to maintain activity over time and to study the effect of this activity at the muscular level. The main objective is to study the effect of an eccentric muscle strengthening program on walking performance in osteoarthritis patients. The secondary objectives are to study: the effect of fatigue on walking, the relationship between fatigue and the level of physical activity, the effect of training on perceived fatigue and the effect of training on the function and at muscular level. This is a randomized, interventional trial. 40 subjects are planned. Inclusion criteria include: age 40-85 years, KL 2 and 3. The subjects are divided into two groups to perform either eccentric or concentric work. 2 sessions per week for 6 weeks. At baseline and at the end of the study a clinical evaluation and MRI will be carried out for evaluation of the criteria of judgment
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Subject with a Kellgren and Lawrence stadium at 4 for at least one of his two knees
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40 participants in 2 patient groups
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Christian H ROUX, PhD
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