1. Injuries of Knee LigamentousCartilageBone

2. Arthroscopy  Diagnostic and Therapeutic tool

3. Arthrocentesis  Drainage and irrigation of knee using arthroscope.  PUS OR BLOOD

4. Evaluation of Patient with Knee Injury HISTORY: HISTORY: Mechanics of injury. Details. Subsquent symptoms: Pain. Swelling (Immediate or Delayed) Clicking, Giving way/instability. Stairs, Kneeling for prayer.

5. Meniscal Injuries

7. Meniscal tears

8. Physical signs Effusion: Look:- Obliteration of para patella fossae. Stroke test/ Cross fluctuation/Patella tap. Feel: Tenderness. McMurray ’ s test. Ligamentous stability. Move: ROM

9. Investigations XrayMRIArthroscopy

10. Arthroscopy of Knee

16. Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury

17. ACL Repair Technique

18. Ligament Injuries of Knee Cruciate Ligaments Collateral Ligaments

19. Principles of Treatment Partial tears: Sometimes amenable to conservative treatment: Braces and Physiotherapy. Complete Tears : Surgical repair and Physiotherapy.

22. Ligaments of Ankle Deltoid Ligament : Medial Side

23. Lateral Ligament of Ankle