A 24-year-old football player injured his right knee while playing. According to the patient, he was standing on the ground with the ball when a player of the opposing team dashed into him, hyperextending the knee posteriorly. The patient says he heard a “popping” sound with the injury . However, the pain was not that severe. Since then, his right knee has felt "loose " , but is "tolerable".
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