Abstract

Musculoskeletal complaints account for approximately 25% of consultations in general practice, with the knee being the second most common cause for consultation after the lumbosacral spine. A robust system for evaluation of knee pain in GP consultations is important for diagnostic and management strategies. The time limitations in primary care mean that a focused history and examination is appropriate. This article will take the form of a consultation, beginning with important points to be covered in history taking, discussing examination techniques and findings before considering diagnostic and management strategies.

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