Grade to ligament tear in right knee

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Interstitial tear at tibial attachment of anterior cruciate ligament,grade 2 tear of posterior horn of lateral meniscus,medial collateral ligament strain, marrow edema in lateral femoral and tibial condyles,subtle linear hypointensity running from the intercondylar eminence to the tibia medulla suggest possibility of undisplaced fracture.however needs confirmation with CT.moderate to gross joint effusion

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Dr. Vinu Raj Orthopedist 24 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vinu Raj

Orthopedist 24 yrs exp Bangalore

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This needs a knee splint, painkillers, ice packs and rest. You have to give this 4-6 weeks to settle and once the acute phase of swelling and pain settle down, then you will need physiotherapy and exercises to help strengthen the knee muscles. This will be a Long rehabilitation as you have had a big injury to knee and also after being immobilised, it will take time to gain strength. Hope this helps.

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