• Pediatr Ann · Jan 1997

    The acutely injured knee.

    • C G Koutures and G L Landry.
    • University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Madison, USA.
    • Pediatr Ann. 1997 Jan 1;26(1):50-5.

    AbstractDetermining the mechanism of injury is often helpful in making the diagnosis during the evaluation of the acutely injured knee. A few injuries require immediate orthopedic referral such as fractures, evidence of more than one sprained ligament, or neurovascular compromise. Most patients with acute knee injuries can be treated initially with crutches, ice, and analgesics. The key to rapid recovery of most injuries is a diligent rehabilitation program.

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