PCL avulsion

2020-04-30 06:03:35
I have got PCL avulsion in my right knee. But i can walk sit so the surgery is compulsory to do..? And how long i can wait for surgery..? And iam going to physiotherapy so he is asking me to regular knee bending and stretching exercises. While iam doing exercise iam getting pain and i want to know that i can do this exercise or I shouldn't do..?
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PCL avulsion injury need surgery if bone fragment is displaced more than two millimetre
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kindly share your experience as well as MRI so i can make a judgement
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consult me for further queries

Answered2020-05-02 14:37:35

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You have mentioned very few clinical details. It is not possible to suggest you something based on provided information. Kindly post with more details like time since injury , your profession , your physical requirements from your knee etc.
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Get MRI FILMS AND REPORT. Mention other aspects of injury.

Answered2020-04-30 12:19:58

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AVULSION NEEDS FIXATION...IF ITS TEAR PARTIALLY CAN BE MANAGED CONSERVATIVELY U NEED TO CONSULT WITH ME DIRECTLY THROUGH PRACTO DR SANDEEP SARAF AGARWAL
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Kindly ask to take APPOINTMENT through the following link https://www.practo.com/visakhapatnam/doctor/sandeep-saraf-agarwal-orthopedist?cache_refresh=true

Answered2020-05-23 20:51:36

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CONSULT with me

Answered2020-05-03 09:21:40

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Surgery depends on patient symptoms, instability. Can be decided after proper examination
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u can consult me directly on practo

Answered2020-04-30 11:01:25

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No the surgery is absolutely not compulsory, if your lifestyle is not affected by the injury you do not need to get operated. Just continue with physiotherapy . And Any how if in your future you start experiencing problems, which is unlikely than you can get operated anytime. There is as such no time frame in which you should get operated. Best of luck , continue physiotherapy and preferably take help of a sports physiotherapist.

Answered2020-04-30 10:53:28

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