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Torn Meniscus In Knee
Meniscus tears describes a tear in the shock-absorbing cartilage (meniscus) of the knee.
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Symptoms
A "pop" noted at the time of injury; Joint pain; Recurrent knee-catching; Locking of the joint. The health care provide...
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Causes
Meniscal tears are most commonly caused by twisting or over-flexing the joint.
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Tests
Diagnostic arthroscopy of knee
Examination of knee joint
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Treatments
The goal of treatment is to reduce symptoms and protect the joint from further injury while it heals. Full weight beari...
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Drugs
pain relievers
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Risk Factors
knee flexion
Quadriceps weakness
Sports Injuries
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Complications
Chronic internal knee derangement
Chronic Knee Pain
Walking Disability
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Prevention
Use proper technique when exercising or playing sports. Many cases of meniscus tears may not be preventable.
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Orthopedic surgeon
Physical medicine specialist
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