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The effect of patellar taping on patellar position measured using ultrasound scanning
The Knee, 09/03/09

Herrington L – This study found that patellar position was significantly changed following the application of tape. Furthermore, the study found that though low intensity exercise resulted in a significant change in the patellar position compared to the taped position prior to exercise, that change was most likely to have occurred due to random chance or measurement error.

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