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Partial acl tear
Mri study reveals Partial disruption of femoral attachment of anterior cruciate ligament with altered axis.
There is linear hyperintense signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus suggesting grade 2 tear extending upto capsular surface.
Kindly suggest what should I do.
Pain and swelling is there.. popping sound is heard. Unable to walk. Surgery is required or not... plzzz guide.
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Three things to be considered:
1) severity of pain
2) activity levels
3) duration since injury
If the severity of pain is high and activity levels of yours is more daily activity and no sports at all..then with rest and exercises the pain would come down.
The meniscus tear being a grade 2 extending onto the capsule will require a repair. Please can you take pics and send Mri films to my number nine six eight six three four three five eight zero..to tell exact plan of treatment.
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