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Asymptomatic Soccer Player Felt Her Right Knee Popped Up. Unable To Play Due To Pain. Probable Diagnosis?

A previously asymptomatic female soccer player feels her right knee suddenly pop and give out as she tries to pivot during a game. She is unable to return to play due to pain and the feeling that her knee will give out. She develops noticeable swelling within the knee joint within 2 hours of the injury. What is the most likely diagnosis? -Distal femoral stress fracture -Anterior cruciate ligament tear - Patellofemoral pain syndrome -Lateral collateral ligament sprain
Mon, 11 Jun 2012
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hii sir

is this a query or a questionaire. i am a ophthalmologist but will risk answering the same on the basis of my mbbs knowlege

i would think that she has an anterior cruciate ligament tear.

pls do mail me the right answer
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Asymptomatic Soccer Player Felt Her Right Knee Popped Up. Unable To Play Due To Pain. Probable Diagnosis?

hii sir is this a query or a questionaire. i am a ophthalmologist but will risk answering the same on the basis of my mbbs knowlege i would think that she has an anterior cruciate ligament tear. pls do mail me the right answer