"knee movements" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to specific motions of the knee, such as bending, straightening, and tensing. For example, "The physical therapist instructed the patient to perform various knee movements to increase strength in the joint."
Reduction of spastic hypertonia during repeated passive knee movements in stroke patients.
When root avulsion occurs, the latter insertion probably inhibits spontaneous healing because of continuous traction by the meniscofemoral ligament during knee movements.
These deficits occurred in the absence of reduced rotarod performance with impaired hip and knee movements observed 3 days before disease onset as determined by clinical scores.
Objectives: To quantify changes in spastic hypertonia during repeated passive isokinetic knee movements in stroke patients and to assess the role of muscle activity.
Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed scheme is demonstrated through the control of the ankle and knee movements in paraplegic subjects using functional electrical stimulation.
These hypotheses were tested using data obtained from passive hip and knee movements in non-obese specimens and from running volunteers endowed with both skin- and pin-markers.
The most important disadvantage of distal femoral lengthening is interference with knee movement range.
AP knee movement was related to foot length and heel width (R2=.089, P[lt ].05).
Knee movement was measured with electrogoniometers, 2-D and three dimensional (3-D) motion analysis.
Further, knee movement occurs toward both varus and valgus during functional landing.
Patients had a relatively good range of knee movement (>90° flexion and <15° fixed flexion) and no major ligamentous instability.
