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Knee Ligament Injuries LH
Knee Ligament Injuries LH
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Knee dislocation is a significant orthopedic emergency involving the disarticulation of the tibia from the femur and often requires the disruption of at least two major knee ligaments. It can lead to severe vascular and nerve injuries, including potential amputation. Diagnosis is complicated as spontaneous reduction may occur, masking the injury. It necessitates urgent reduction, stabilization, and neurovascular examination. While the injury is uncommon, it's more frequent among men and those with higher body mass. Athletes such as Dustin Keller and Nick Chubb have suffered this, although recovery and return to sport can be challenging.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 28
Topic
Knee
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2nd Edition, CASE 28
2nd Edition
Knee
knee dislocation
orthopedic emergency
vascular injuries
spontaneous reduction
athlete recovery
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