Knee injuries
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Soccer (football)-related knee injuries lessened with specific training- Knee injury: rehab = ACL reconstruction for many young adults
- Balance/neuromuscular training decreases sports injuries
- Exercise good for knee osteoarthritis symptoms and function
- Clinical factors modestly predict meniscal tears in primary care settings
- Knee findings are common on imaging of adults without symptoms
- Exercise = knee surgery for degenerative meniscal tear
- Lace-up braces decrease rate, not severity, of ankle sprains in HS athletes
- Fewer recurrences of patella dislocation in kids after surgery than after bracing
- ACL reconstruction not necessary for good clinical outcome
- Total knee replacement more effective for pain and function than nonsurgical treatment
- Risk factors + symptoms to diagnose knee OA (EULAR guidelines)
- Tailored exercise program improves function and reduces pain due to knee osteoarthritis
- Musculoskeletal surgery for nontraumatic pain: not a great analgesic
- Surgical reconstruction for nonacute ACL injuries has slightly better outcomes than rehabilitation (ACL SNNAP)
- Surgery is no better than nonoperative treatment for Achilles tendon rupture in adults
- Intensive treatment of elevated blood pressure in hospitalized patients associated with adverse events
- Arthroscopic meniscal surgery = nonoperative management
- Pneumatic compression in addition to pharmacologic thromboprophylaxis does not further reduce DVT risk