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Treatment of Injuries to the Knee Joint
New England Journal of Medicine, 1947INJURIES to the knee joint may be discussed under the following three headings: diagnosis, treatment of surrounding structures and treatment of the joint itself. The third consideration, which is the most important, is the aspect of treatment that is usually neglected. The basis of all treatment of the knee joint is an appreciation of the physiology of
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Missile injuries of the knee joint
Injury, 2000The results of the treatment of missile injuries of 170 knees in 162 patients are analyzed. The injuries were caused by infantry weapon missiles in 52(32.1%) and by fragments of mine or explosive devices in 110(67.9%) patients. The most frequent were penetrating injuries of the joint with multifragment fractures which in 15.8% cases were associated ...
D, Nikolić +3 more
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Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, 2006
Most knee injuries are the result of rotational, varus, valgus, hyperextension, or translational forces or a combination of these. The pattern of abnormalities seen on magnetic resonance imaging depends on the mechanism of trauma and the position of the joint at the time of injury.
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Most knee injuries are the result of rotational, varus, valgus, hyperextension, or translational forces or a combination of these. The pattern of abnormalities seen on magnetic resonance imaging depends on the mechanism of trauma and the position of the joint at the time of injury.
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Arthroscopy in Acute Injuries of the Knee Joint [PDF]
Acta Orthopaedica, 1977 Arthroscopy was performed during the acute phase of injury in 84 knees (79 patients). A satisfactory view of the joint was obtained in all cases, and no complications occurred. About two-thirds of the patients had injuries associated with violent rotation-abduction. In about one-third of the patients operation could be avoided.
J Gillquist
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Injuries to the semilunar cartilages of the knee joint
The American Journal of Surgery, 1947Abstract 1.1. Our experience with 126 cases of suspected semilunar cartilage injuries is reviewed; 112 patients in this group were operated on and the diagnosis was confirmed in 108. 2.2. The diagnosis can be made with a high degree of accuracy and is based largely on the history and physical examination.
M K, KING, W S, HOTCHKISS
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Therapeutische Umschau, 2000
Dank gezielter Untersuchungstechnik können die häufigsten Knieverletzungen schon in der Praxis klinisch und radiologisch erfasst werden: Die rezidivierende Patella Luxation anhand des «Apprehension sign»; die Meniskusläsion mit dem Zeichen nach McMurray, dem Schmerz am betroffenen Gelenkspalt und mit dem Hyperextensionsschmerz; die vordere ...
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Dank gezielter Untersuchungstechnik können die häufigsten Knieverletzungen schon in der Praxis klinisch und radiologisch erfasst werden: Die rezidivierende Patella Luxation anhand des «Apprehension sign»; die Meniskusläsion mit dem Zeichen nach McMurray, dem Schmerz am betroffenen Gelenkspalt und mit dem Hyperextensionsschmerz; die vordere ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1938
Derangements of the knee joint, the result of trauma, are comparatively common. This situation has been appreciated for a number of years in the British Isles but has not found wide recognition in this country; indeed, there is still a widespread lack of information here on such injuries.
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Derangements of the knee joint, the result of trauma, are comparatively common. This situation has been appreciated for a number of years in the British Isles but has not found wide recognition in this country; indeed, there is still a widespread lack of information here on such injuries.
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