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Grade 1 signal of posterior meniscus
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I did my mri of knee and it was mentioned in results grade 1 signal of posterior horn of medial meniscus.What is the treatment for it.
Its been 3 months of my mri
I had taken meds just for a month and den have not taken anything
Mostly i have to do squats but other than that no exercise
What does grade 1 signal of posterior horn of meniscus mean
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Knee brace
Ice application
No gym or sports
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We as a surgeon give priority to the patient's clinical findings on examination. Most of the time mri has findings which the patients don't complain about.
Our knee has meniscus which acts like a shock absorber. It has anterior and posterior part ( horn ) and middle part. Posterior horn has a role in knee stability. If there is significant posterior horn tear patient complains of instability and knee pain on squating.
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continue physiotherapy like quadriceps and vmo muscle strengthening.
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avoid heavy sports like football for a few months.
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