Medial Meniscus Partial Displacement?

[HercPehl]

Is quite common some feel that they torn it and present some sign and symptoms. Can you clarify with what you mean A P and R ROM you are reffering tool. Try some A.R.T. techniques or refer him to an ART provider

[Hoff274]

Thanks for your reply!

A P and R stand for Active, Passive and Resisted Ranges of Movement. My friend who has had the samething had a MRI Scan which showed no signs of any tears.

Is it possible that the knee has become slightly unstable, enough for there to be space for the medial meniscus to partially be out of the joint capsule? I can't understand how this can be!?

[HercPehl]

Thanks for your reply!

A P and R stand for Active, Passive and Resisted Ranges of Movement. My friend who has had the samething had a MRI Scan which showed no signs of any tears.

Is it possible that the knee has become slightly unstable, enough for there to be space for the medial meniscus to partially be out of the joint capsule? I can't understand how this can be!?

It may become loose due to muscle imbalance or due the protective body mechanism to further injury.
Finaly the meniscus gets stuck due to fibrosis as they move along (we talking a sligth movement) to extension and flexion to provide the appropiate contact throughout the motion.
Further that happens as a result of poor biomechanics.