Asymptomatic University students, Sports medicine clinic patients with symptoms unrelated to knees, Sports medicine clinic patients who presented with jumper's knee, Elite basketball players who competed in the national league(current or past history of jumper's knee were not exclusion criteria), Patients before and after surgery for chronic jumper's knee.
Visentini et al (1998)
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The maximal VISA-P score for an asymptomatic, fully-performing individual is 100 points
Healthy students, Members of Swedish male national basketball team (at-risk population), Non-surgically treated patients with clinically diagnosed patellar tendinopathy
Frohm et al (2004)
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Scores of these populations:
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Patients had a mean score of 47.76 (SD=20.26)
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Healthy Students had a mean score of 79.00 (SD=24.18)
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Basketball players had a mean score of 83.06 (SD=12.60)
Asymptomatic male and female volleyball players, Athletes with symptomatic patellar tendinopathy who specifically had activity-related anterior knee pain and palpation tenderness, Participants completed the Dutch VISA-P
Wilgen et al (2011)
(“Athletes without knee complaints score the maximal score of 100, whereas athletes with PT usually score 50-75”)
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54 athletes with patellar tendinopathy: mean 60 (SD=13.1)
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48 athletes with patellar tendinopathy: mean 58 (SD=17.1)
Healthy students, Competitive volleyball players (at-risk population), Patients with patellar tendinopathy, Patients who had surgery for patellar tendinopathy, Patients with knee injuries other than patellar tendinopathy, Patients with symptoms unrelated to their knees, Participants completed the Dutch VISA-P
Zwerver et al (2009)
VISA-P Score
Healthy Students
95.3 (SD = 8.8)
At-risk population
88.6 (SD = 11.1)
Injury other than knee
76.6 (SD = 24.3)
Knee Injury
61.9 (SD = 24.1)
Patellar Tendinopathy
58.2 (SD = 18.9)
Surgery for patellar tendinopathy
56.0 (SD = 20.9)
Healthy students, Athletes who participated in sports such as volleyball, basketball, and handball (at-risk population for patellar tendinopathy), Athletes diagnosed with patellar tendinopathy who played for professional sports clubs in Spain, Patients with knee injuries other than patellar tendinopathy
Hernandez-Sanchez et al (2011)
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First VISA-P-Spanish (0-100)--at baseline
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Healthy Population: Mean 95.4 (SD=2.5)
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At Risk: Mean 90.0 (SD=9.7)
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Patellar Tendinopathy: Mean 54.8 (SD=13.2)
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Other Knee Injuries: Mean 56.4 (SD=11.3)
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Second VISA-P-Spanish (0-100)--1 week after baseline
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Healthy Population: Mean 95.8 (SD=2.4)
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At Risk: Mean 89.8 (SD=9.4)
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Patellar Tendinopathy: Mean 56.3 (SD=12.9)
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Other Knee Injuries: Mean 56.3 (SD=11.4)
25 male athletes with diagnosis of classic patellar tendinopathy between ages 18-32, Participants completed the Italian VISA-P
Maffulli et al (2008)
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First mean VISA-P-I score = 44.3 (range of 33-61)
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Second mean VISA-P-I score taken 30 min later = 45.2 (range of 31-61)
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No significant difference between test-retest assessments