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Partial ACL tear with Buckling of PCL
My father got these symptoms in MRI. This actually happened while playing cricket. Its been 2 months now and had bed rest until now. His age is 51.
- Partial ACL tear with buckling of PCL
- Small undisplaced subchondral tibial plateau fracture in the lateral condyle posteriorly.
- Partial tear of LCL with marked surrounding soft tissue edema.
- Mild knee joint effusion
- Early osteoarthritic changes.
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Need to evaluate clinically Nd check MRI SCAN, but kindly follow some gud orthopaedic surgeon... Else problem can happen, so Complete follow up in necessary...
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