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ACL grade 2
MRI impression
1 Interstitial injury involving anterior cruciate ligament. However continuity appears intact.
2 Grade 2 signal involving posterior horn of medical meniscus not reaching up to articular margin.
3 Mild knee joint effusion
4 No collateral ligament tears
5 No osseous or cartilaginous abnormality
Do i need surgery or physiotherapy will work in this?
I don't have any knee pain but little pain behind knee area
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For now physiotherapy will work as it's a grade 1 meniscal injury with grade 1/2 ACL injury. You can use a knee brace for support.
Next Steps
Start quadriceps strengthening exercises.
Health Tips
Avoid sporting activities like jumping for now
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