Recognizing Common Types of Knee Injuries in Children
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Children are naturally energetic and love to engage in various physical activities like running, jumping, and playing sports. However, this high level of activity can make them more susceptible to knee injuries. As a Pediatric orthopedic surgeon and knee specialist, I frequently treat young patients who have sustained knee injuries. Knowing the types of common knee injuries can help parents recognize symptoms early and seek timely care. Below are five common types of knee injuries in children.
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