In order to study the status of the ligamentous-muscular system of the knee joint in patients with osteoarthrosis using functional roentgenological method hypermobility of the knee joint was determined. Hypermobility of the joint was observed even in the early stage of osteoarthrosis which progressed with the development of the disease.
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