GUESS THE INJURY CHALLENGE - 1

Can you name this injury?

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[BrianSuttererMD]

Appreciate the support on the new format!! Link videos below that I should do in future episodes

[BrianSuttererMD]

No cheating! Let me know if you like this new style of video :D

[hdejyxp]

i thought it was a patellar tendon tear, surprised it was an ACL tear.. as a recovering ACL recipient, this hurt SO MUCH to see 30 times

[michaelstein]

As a first semester nursing student, this helps a lot with thinking critically about what was going on, what caused the injury, and why. I really appreciate the videos!
Please keep doing this series!

[jimmyschneider]

After watching many of these videos, I initially thought ACL because of the tibia shift. Then I talked myself out of it based on the fact that there didn't seem to be a telltale athletic movement associated with the injury. Then I felt silly for second guessing myself seeing as I have no real medical knowledge and should just go with the simple answer. Excellent format and interesting video Dr.

[jjoddo]

ACL. I'm an athletic trainer.. We literally had a class where we watched different injury mechanisms... This is gonna be a fun series of videos!!

[ATA-wilh]

As a med student, I LOVE this series. Please keep making them.

[xxkornmetalxx]

And this ladies and gentlemen is why some of us come up and give you tips when we foresee what will happen. Unfortunately most people take offense and end up like this man.

[thenegotiator]

This is awesome man! Do more! I think it’s super knowledgeable to know peoples injuries before they are diagnosed. That way they aren’t killed being brought to the hospital

[christinetaylor]

Love this format! As a Sports Chiropractor and high school sports medicine teacher, I use your videos frequently to visually demonstrate the injuries we discuss in class. I appreciate your consistent discussion of anatomy, mechanism of injury, and treatment as it mirrors and reinforces what I teach in class. Keep them coming!! BTW, I called ACL tear:)

[THEANPHROPY]

Thank you for the upload Dr! Poor guy I hope he makes a full recovery! I guessed at the start it would be a: ligament; tendon, muscle injury (above the knee leg muscle) or a combination of the three. I have not studied anatomy for decades & never in detail but hey thank you for making me a detective :::))

Peace & Love!

[sphssportsmedicine]

I teach sports medicine at a high school. Please make more of these challenge videos, they are awesome!

[XEZGOLDZ]

Poor guy. I wish him a swift recovery. I guessed right! Great explanation doc!!

[xaininpc]

I've seen enough of your super informative videos to have guessed this 100% right, and even the reasoning why. But I gotta say, this extra sprinkle of detail you showed on this one actually showing exactly why the quad would cause the patellar tendon to pull the tibia forward...you're taking my armchair quarterback diagnostic skills to a whole nother level! Love this extra level of detail on this style of vid.

[VTPSTTU]

I guessed the ACL tear. When I saw the injury the first time, I remembered your calling out the video of the wide receiver having that forward pop of the tibia. In this case, I can't tell whether the tibia really moves forward or whether it appears to move forward because everything else has popped backwards. The braces seem to be holding the lower leg in place, so the tibia wouldn't really move at all.

[clifton]

I literally screamed when I saw that injury happen.

[Lagdarr]

I’ve decided to comment just looking at the full speed video to make it a bit harder on myself. I feel like I can see the tibia shift forward during the ‘snap’ which implies an ACL tear to me, as his leg seems to have lost the ability to keep his tibia from swinging forward. Either way, love the new video idea. I’m a med student so I usually try to guess what’s going on first anyway, and I feel like this channel has helped give me a better handle on a lot of MSK injuries that I would sometimes struggle to identify in the past. Keep up the good work doc!

[ibiAKALyricaLBeasT]

I was able to guess the injury correctly based on a few of your other videos I watched, lol. I was initially drawn to your videos for the MMA content, now I find myself watching injury breakdowns for sports I don't even follow! This new style is another great expansion!

[JavierMartinez-duww]

keep these coming!! i'm already a big fan of this soon to be (hopefully) new series! I originally guessed Patellar tendon rupture, but your breakdown and explanations made perfect sense. Thank you for always teaching us in exciting, new ways!

[phomo]

At first I was thinking platella dislocation but once I realised that the the tibia popped out anterior the way it did, I immediately screamed ACL tear 😅

Great concept Doc, keep it coming!!