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Review Question - QID 219925

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QID 219925 (Type "219925" in App Search)
A 33-year-old jujitsu coach has had pain along the inside of his knee for the last year. He has tried physical therapy, diclofenac gel, and one corticosteroid injection provided by his primary care provider, but continues to have pain while running and while coaching jujitsu. He is muscular with a BMI of 30.8 and on physical exam has a range of motion of 10°-135°, a 1A Lachmann, and no evidence of varus thrust with ambulation. His presenting weight-bearing radiograph is shown in Figure A, which shows a 9-degree deformity. If he wishes to return to his current level of impact activity as quickly as possible, which of the following treatments shown in Figure B would be most appropriate to recommend?
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