✅ Grading System for Posterior Oblique LigamentTears
The grading system for POL (Posterior Oblique Ligament) tears is identical to that for MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament) tears.
1️⃣ Grade I Injury
- Definition: A sprain, or grade I injury, is identified when the ligament maintains normal thickness and continuity, but is surrounded by edema.
2️⃣Grade II Injury
- Definition: A partial tear, or grade II injury, occurs when there is ligament thickening and partial fiber disruption accompanied by increased surrounding edema and hemorrhage.
3️⃣ Grade III Injury
- Definition: A complete tear, or grade III injury, is evident when no fibers remain intact.
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