Knee dislocation, also known as patellar dislocation, is an injury that can occur from a collision in sports, a fall, or a twisting motion of the knee while the foot is planted. Although these dislocations only account for approximately two to three percent of knee injuries, recurrence rates are high, ranging from 20 to 40
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