Abstract:This review discusses the so frequent dilemma for a sports physician or orthopaedic surgeon to stand in front of a professional soccer or rugby player with a knee injury, showing clear clinical signs of a meniscus tear or possibly chondral injury, but with an magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) which has been reported as normal. When arthroscopy finally is undertaken after a lot of discussion and delay caused by the reportedly normal MRI, the clinical suspicion is verified. The opposite situation may of course al… Show more
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