If you have any doubt or unsure about your diagnosis, then it is better to have anMRI of Knee to clarify the diagnosis. After a proper diagnosis, proceed further to the management.
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23-03-2007 08:24 PM #2junior_physiotherapistGuest
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Hi Laura:
did u think about chondromalacia, or being ur patient have a knee cyst(posteriorly) !!
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have you ruled out PFJS? What is his VMO, glut med etc like??
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Thanked 5 Times in 5 PostsRe: lateral knee pain
He is with the youth academy - ask them to get an
MRI thru their doctor. Tell them that they may lose a valuable asset the longer they wait!
Sound like you have been thorough enough.
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