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MRI Showed Tibia Plateau Crack, Cartilage Damage, Meniscus Tear. Recovery?

I had a cycling accident 9weeks ago and just now had an MRI. My patelar tendon was frayed by 20% orginally and is showing healing . It was discovered through MRI that in addition to the tendon problem, there is a tibia plateau crack as well as cartilage damage and a tiny menicus tear. I have been riding a spin bike but have not been using my aircast. How long can I expect the recovery to be? I d like to start running soon...
Mon, 17 Sep 2012
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Hello pattihitch

Thanks for posting your query

You had an injury over knee ( Tibial plateau fracture, Patellar tendon injury, tiny meniscus tear ).

Now it's 9 weeks old. Now you needs physiotherapy of knee to reduce the stiffness of knee & regaining the strength of muscle.

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MRI Showed Tibia Plateau Crack, Cartilage Damage, Meniscus Tear. Recovery?

Hello pattihitch Thanks for posting your query You had an injury over knee ( Tibial plateau fracture, Patellar tendon injury, tiny meniscus tear ). Now it s 9 weeks old. Now you needs physiotherapy of knee to reduce the stiffness of knee & regaining the strength of muscle. Regards