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KNEE INJURIES - PART 7 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSES for Dylan Brooks’ left knee injury sustained on this play are as follows: 1) Medial Collateral Ligament 2) Meniscus The valgus position that Brooks’ left knee falls into would likely place excessive loads on the MCL. The combined compression, flexion and rotation MOI may also result in compromise to the lateral meniscus. Credit: @gdphysio #knee #kneeinjury #nba #physiotherapy #osteopathy | PhysioOsteoBook
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KNEE INJURIES - PART 5 Another tough knee injury… what’s your guess on the injured knee structures? Comment below.👇 @dukembb guard @zionlw10 sustains a right knee injury 30 seconds into the game after his left shoe blew out on this play here against UNC. Zion was able to walk off the court unassisted but would not return. Notice how Zion’s right knee falls into a valgus position. Differential diagnoses for Zion’s right knee include: 1. MCL 2. ACL 3. Medial meniscus /- lateral bone bruising The
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This is what an arthritic knee actually looks like up close — and it tells a powerful story. Healthy cartilage should be smooth and glossy. What you’re seeing here is rough, worn down, and degenerating. The patella, the menisci, the joint surfaces — all showing significant damage. The medial meniscus is almost completely gone, leaving barely a ridge where there should be a thick, cushioning pad of fibrocartilage. This is what years of degenerative change does to a knee. Two types of cartilage —
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Your teeth are the top of the chain holding your entire posture together. Change one pressure point in your mouth, and your body rebalances from head to toe. The blue line in this video is the Deep Front Line — the fascial chain that connects your jaw, diaphragm, pelvis, and feet. If your bite is off, your body twists through this line trying to stay upright. That’s why dental work, veneers, or jaw tension can change how you walk or stand. Your core, your hips, even your balance all start with h
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