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caudaequina
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findings • Anterior
Knee
... with possible
symptoms
... patellofemoral joint with
MRI
... Patellofemoral #Syndrome #
pathophysiology
... #
msk
Interesting
knee
... An
MRI
confirmed ... posterolateral
corner
... (PLC) of the
knee
... collateral #ligament #
msk
►
Osgood-Schlatter Disease -
MSK
... •
MRI
is more sensitive ... tear (similar
symptoms
... Schlatter #Disease #
Knee
... patella #clinical #
mri
FABER
(Patrick's ... foot on the other
knee
... Pressure on the
knee
... with
counter
-pressure ... video #sports #
msk
►
FABER
(Patrick's ... foot on the other
knee
... Pressure on the
knee
... with
counter
-pressure ... video #sports #
msk
►
FABER
(Patrick's ... foot on the other
knee
... Pressure on the
knee
... with
counter
-pressure ... video #sports #
msk
►
FABER
(Patrick's ... foot on the other
knee
... Pressure on the
knee
... with
counter
-pressure ... video #sports #
msk
►
spine Signs /
Symptoms
... suspected, immediate
MRI
... CaudaEquina #Syndrome #
MSK
... #
pathophysiology
... #diagnosis #
symptoms
Valgus position of
knee
... Trendelenburg #Gait #
pathophysiology
... #causes #
symptoms
... signs #diagnosis #
msk
caucasian •
Symptoms
... R-G or B-Y •
MRI
... - Typical
MS
-like ... Alistair
Baber
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