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EPISODE · May 2, 2024 · 21 MIN

MCL Knee Acute Injury Management

from The New Grad Physio Podcast · host Andy Barker

Unless you have seen loads of medial collateral ligament (MCL) injuries previously it is likely you might not know the best way to manage this type of injury... Especially given the lack of teaching you were given around these types of problems at University! So here is some help! In this episode you will discover some of the key considerations around early MCL injury management including... - Bracing protocols - The best types of braces to use - The clinical reasoning for bracing all grades of MCL injury (this includes Grade 1 injuires) And I even talk through an example of a high grade MCL injury so you get some context and understand how MCL injury management actually looks in real life! Enjoy the show! Andy Barker The New Grad Physio Mentor PS. One of the most watched webinars in the members area of my new grad physio programme is… 'Knee MCL Injury Management.' Not surprising given there is a real lack of any formal MCL rehab protocols out there! If this is the sort of thing that you think could help you out with your knee injury patients then head here to find out if you might be suitable to join the new grad physio community!

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