One year back I met in accident to that my left leg knee pcl injury short,i take the MRI scan in that report pcl fibres appear lax.no tear,minimal joint effusion is noted,malunited avulsion fracture of posterior tibial intercondylar region at posterior cruciate ligament attachment site.
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Need to be examined for laxity in the joint which would suggest an posterior Instability.
If significant Instability is present, then you will require surgery.
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Decision of fixation would be on extent of symptomatic instability of joint, as your PCL avulsion fracture is already malunited. Kindly consult Orthopaedic Surgeon near you.
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