sridevibandaru24
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Edited by sridevibandaru24 on 05/30/07 - 08:55 PM
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| webjeee
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B. flexion and rotation
mcc is playing soccer
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| liliaeliz
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a is my answer
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| liliaeliz
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tear menical ;blent and then twisted.
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| radonc
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I think B too. Classically meniscal tear results from rotation on a fixed axis (ie the leg), like when you're playing soccer.
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| paasu
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it occurs in forcefully extended knee when a shot is tried by the football striker.
so i will go for a.
any correction highly appreciated.
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| paasu
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am correcting myself.
mechanism of injury is flexion and rotation: commonly when our feet falls into a shallow ditch and medial fremoral condyle presses against the medial meniscus.
its when u extend--the knee is locked as the piece of teared meniscus comes in between tibial and femoral condyle and its painful.
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| khorshid
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B
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| dr in trouble
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B
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| dr_arc
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Ans - B
hyperextension injury=ant cruciate ligament damage
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| Tuscani
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