Medically reviewed by Stuart Hershman, MD There are several tests commonly used to diagnose a meniscus tear. The ...

Your doctor will ask questions about the injury, the history of your knee pain and your symptoms and perform clinical tests to measure joint laxity. He or she may order X-rays or MRI scans to verify ...

Although it can start at any age, knee pain becomes more of an issue as we get older. As we age, the tissues become less pliable, brittle, weaker, and more prone to injury.

The case is presented of a woman with a gradual onset of knee pain due to calcific tendonitis of the medial collateral ligament (MCL). The diagnosis was made based on clinical findings, plain ...

In each knee there are two menisci, one on the inside (medial) and one on the outside (lateral ... the knee Knee swelling Pain along the outer side of the knee Pain with squatting/kneeling Diagnosis ...

It appeared as though the skin overlying the medial femoral condyle was trapped inside the knee joint. Range of movement of the right knee was painful and limited. Clinical evaluation for ligamentous ...

Objective: To investigate in a military setting the potential role of intrinsic biomechanical and anthropometric risk factors for, and the incidence of, exertional medial tibial pain (EMTP). Methods: ...

np.unimaas.nl Objectives: To investigate whether medial temporal lobe atrophy predicted outcome ... and a neuropsychological assessment (see below). The diagnosis at follow up was made by an ...