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Knee Mri 1 year after ACLR
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It has been 1 year after ACLR. I can feel some movement in my tibia if I push my tibia anteriarly from behind. Physiotherapist also confirmed some laxity. I did my MRI. Please read and tell if anything seems odd.
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Hello, greetings from Kolkata.
If you feel similar instability as you used to feel before surgery while walking or climbing downstairs, then it might be of something concern. Don't check yourself. Anterior translation to some extent is normal and it would be there in your normal knee also.
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Hi,
As far as I understand the issue….
U feel laxity only when u push tibia….
Apart from that do u have any issue in function of the knee during walking??
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U should see an ortho who could perform knee examination and compare the laxity with the other knee
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Stop checking urself and see the primary surgeon
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