Joints Knee Pain X-ray 
Orthopedic Principles
MARCH 28, 2025
Clinical Presentation & Diagnosis Symptoms: Knee pain after prolonged activity. Physical Examination: Limp, alignment, joint palpation, range of motion, joint effusion. Imaging & Classification X-rays: Can show osteochondral lesions or loose body fragments. X-ray/MRI follow-up every 3-6 months.
Orthopedic Principles
MARCH 28, 2025
Clinical Presentation & Diagnosis Symptoms: Knee pain after prolonged activity. Physical Examination: Limp, alignment, joint palpation, range of motion, joint effusion. Imaging & Classification X-rays: Can show osteochondral lesions or loose body fragments. X-ray/MRI follow-up every 3-6 months.
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ChiroUp
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Knee pain, affecting 25-46% of adults and trailing only back pain in prevalence, accounts for 4 million primary care visits annually and represents 5% of all primary consultations. Pro Tip: Knee osteoarthritis patients commonly report morning stiffness.
Foot and Ankle Problems
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Fisher Chiropractic
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The knee is a complex joint composed of bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. This intricate structure allows the knee to function as a hinge, facilitating movements such as bending and straightening of the leg. Common Causes of Knee Injuries Knee injuries can arise from various activities and conditions.
Foot and Ankle Problems
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