Prepare a report on the knee on one of the fol-lowing topics: anterior cruciate ligament injuries,meniscal injuries, medial collateral ligament inju -ries, patellar tendon tendonitis, plica syndrome,anterior knee pain, osteochondritis dissecans,patella subluxation/dislocation, knee bracing, quadri-ceps rehabilitation.

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