So I'm not in orthopedics but my expertise is in physiology and biomechanics.
What this guy is saying is that we can't do the hands on test to see the degree of translation (the knee isn't a true hinge it does have some anterior and posterior translation to it) and then the rotational component as well.
In all likelyhood, it's a partial tear. And we just don't know until they can do a full battery of hands on test to see the extent.
He'll be back this season. It's the best news we could have gotten.
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Originally Posted by TheGuardian:
So I'm not in orthopedics but my expertise is in physiology and biomechanics.
What this guy is saying is that we can't do the hands on test to see the degree of translation (the knee isn't a true hinge it does have some anterior and posterior translation to it) and then the rotational component as well.
In all likelyhood, it's a partial tear. And we just don't know until they can do a full battery of hands on test to see the extent.
He'll be back this season. It's the best news we could have gotten.
6-8 WEEKS?
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