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Semimembranosus Tendinitis

Author: Derek Moore

Topic updated on 11/09/12 6:35pm

Introduction
Most common in male athletes in their early thirties.
Imaging
Nucleur imaging is helpful in making diagnosis
Treatment
Nonoperative usually responds to physical therapy including stretching & strengthening

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