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a short period of rest and oedema control followed by physical therapy and ACL reconstruction 5 to 7 weeks after injury. 13 Alternatively, early ACL reconstruction can be performed with conservative management of the MCL. The third option is a
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a trial of non-operative treatment, including activity modifications, use of non-steroidal anti-inflamatories, and physical therapy. Surgery is recommended when debilitating symptoms persist for between three and six months despite adequate treatment
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through total knee replacement (TKR), osteotomy or through physical therapies, it is important to define what is characteristic about the unstable in comparison with the stable OA knee. Since the first published incidence of instability in the OA knee, 1
