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1.High-grade partial tear of proximal 3rd of anterior cruciate ligament showing oedematous thickened ligament fibres in intercondylar region seen. 2.Longitudinal vertical tear of anterior horn, body and posterior horn of lateral meniscus with flipped meniscal fragments seen in intercondylar region-bucket handle tear.
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You need surgery for it. Consult orthopaedic sports medicine doctor
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Go for Arthroscopic surgery. Meniscus will trouble you more than ACL. It may cause pain, clicking, locking or foreign body sensation even during regular range of motion.
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Do not ignore injury or wait for conservative measures.
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