A wrestler comes to you c/o clicking in the knee. You find a…

A wrestler comes to you c/o clicking in the knee. You find a positive Thesally’s test and suspect a meniscal tear. You explain to the wrestler, that you hope that the tear is in this part of the meniscus that is highly vascularized and has the best potential for healing after injury

After sending a dancer c/o pain in her hip for imaging – she…

After sending a dancer c/o pain in her hip for imaging – she comes back w/a diagnosis of this condition. This condition is described excessive overgrowth of the acetabulum resulting in too much coverage of the femoral head and causing impingement where the labrum gets impinged.

A soccer player that is smaller in stature is kicked in the…

A soccer player that is smaller in stature is kicked in the posterior lower leg by a very large and athletic player causing severe pain. After carting the patient to the sideline you perform your sideline assessment: severe pain in leg, no pain on anterior tibia palpation, redness over skin, muscle tightness, swelling of LE, and numbness into toes. Patient is unable to perform AROM with ankle motions due to pain, he is able to wiggle toes. You suspect which of the following condition(s):