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Author: Salvatore Mangione... your finger over the patellar midpoint. During extension, the patella should remain midline in the femoral groove. Any Figure 21-14. Normal alignment and malalignment of the knee. (From Staheli LT: Pediatric Orthopaedic Secrets.
